Study for your PhD in New Zealand and you’ll be learning in a university that is rated among the top 3% in the world, according to the QS World University Rankings.
All eight of New Zealand’s universities are government-funded and internationally respected for their academic and research performance. Your degree can be taken in any of the wide range of arts and humanities, business, science or specialist subjects offered by our universities, which are located throughout New Zealand.
To be accepted to study for a PhD, your academic qualifications should prove you have sufficient knowledge in your chosen subject area. While academic requirements differ, you might, for example, be required to have a Masters’ degree with first-class or second class honours, or the equivalent qualification.
You’ll also have to show that you have the skills and ability to carry out independent research. Your work will be expected to make a significant contribution to understanding in the field of study.
PhD tuition fees range from $6500 to $9000 per year for most subjects
You’ll also have to show that you have the skills and ability to carry out independent research. Your work will be expected to make a significant contribution to understanding in the field of study.
PhD tuition fees range from $6500 to $9000 per year for most subjects.
