Study Abroad

International students seeking admission to the University of Canterbury NZ are required to attain the following scores:

As per the latest 2023 Graduate Outcomes Survey, 88% of Uni of Canterbury NZ graduates found jobs. In 20+ countries, the graduates work. The average salary is NZD 50,001 – NZD 70,000 in a year (Around INR 24 L – INR 34.2 L) for half of the university's graduates and 31% earned NZD 70,001 (Around INR 34 lakh) and more. A few of the top recruiters of this university's graduates are EY, Deloitte, Fonterra, ANZ, etc.

University of Canterbury NZ MBA is a flexible and focused program, which is 18-months long. This course has strong business collaborations and industry co-teaching. The UC MBA is accredited by AMBA, the global standard for MBAs. With real-world case studies and projects in this course, students can gain real-world insights that can be directly applied to the work environment.

The IELTS Mock test is very important for IELTS exam. It help students in many ways.

• Know exam format: Mock test show how the real exam look like and what type of questions come.
• Find weak points: It tell where you are good and where you need more practice.
• Time practice: You learn to finish exam in time and not leave questions.
• Tips and tricks: You can try new ideas like skimming for reading or planning for writing.
• Feel confident: If you do many mock test, you feel less scared and more ready on exam day.

To get ready for the IELTS academic exam, you can do some easy steps.

• First know the test format. Like what type of questions will come and how many parts are there.
• Take some study books or practice papers. They help you to learn and understand the exam.
• Try some mock test. It feels like real exam and you can see where you are weak and where you are strong.
• Make your English better. 

Both IELTS Academic and General Training tests are more or less similar. However, IELTS Academic can be said to be on the tougher side. The IELTS Speaking and Listening sections are common in both test types. However, the IELTS Reading and Writing sections are different for both.

Yes, there is a January intake in Ireland, also known as the Spring intake or even the February intake sometimes. This intake is like a backup for those students who wanted some more time to prepare tehir application documents or the ones who missed the September intake application dates. This intake is smaller and lesser universities participate in this intake; hence, competition is also lesser for this intake. Generally, the class sizes would also be small and international students admitted during this intake will find less students on the campus.   

The purpose of taking both exams is different. IELTS Academic is for those who wish to study in an English-speaking country, whereas, the IELTS General Training module is for those who wish to move to English-speaking countries for work or PR purposes.