Education New Zealand launches scholarships and Masters campaign for Indian students
Abhay Anand | July 4, 2018 | 01:00 PM IST
NEW DELHI, JULY 4: New Zealand’s status as a destination for quality Indian students continues to rise, with a range of scholarships for Indian students and a with the launch of New Zealand Masters campaign.
Kriti Sanon, Education New Zealand’s India Brand Ambassador, launched the third edition of New Zealand Excellence Awards (NZEA) and a special 18-month Master’s programme for Indian students.
The third season of New Zealand Excellence Awards (NZEA) worth over INR 1 crore, a unique scholarship program offering ambitious students, partial scholarships to study a variety of courses and programs available across the spectrum. Business, Brand Ambassador Kriti Sanon along with ENZ Regional Director, SSEA. - John Laxon launch NZEA Season - IIIFashion and STEM-related programs (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) at New Zealand universities was launched.
Education New Zealand also launched the New Zealand Masters campaign in partnership with Universities New Zealand. The campaign promotes industry-linked 18-month taught Master qualifications for Indian students, with flexible accelerated or extended options to suit students’ career trajectory. All New Zealand universities are ranked in the top 3% in the world, ensuring Master graduates are sought-after by employers throughout the world.
Launching the NZEA 2018/19 and the special Masters package, ENZ’s India Brand Ambassador, Kriti Sanon said, “New Zealand has set up a great platform to expand the learning horizon for Indian students and preparing them for jobs of the future, by offering industry connections and global experiences. These initiatives offer incredible opportunities for high-achieving Indian students to pursue a wide variety of quality courses in a positive and multicultural environment, thus enabling them to be global citizens of tomorrow”.
Also present, John Laxon, Regional Director - India, South, South East Asia and Middle East added, “Today’s announcements are specifically designed to encourage ambitious Indian students to choose New Zealand as their preferred education destination.”
“We are excited to be launching a New Zealand Masters campaign especially for our Indian students and families. Indian students can master their future by choosing a Masters qualification in New Zealand, which offers world-class ranked universities, industry connections, and global career opportunities. The number of Indian students choosing a New Zealand University rose by 19% in 2017, and we’re looking forward to welcoming more Indian students into our Masters and other high-quality education programmes in 2018 and beyond,” added Laxon.
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