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Grant McPherson, the chief executive of Education New Zealand, has written an article recently, talking about education industry and international students impacted New Zealand positively.
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Massey University’s School of Communication, Journalism and Marketing is the first in the Asia-Pacific region to achieve a highly sought-after accreditation for its journalism and communication programmes.
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New Zealand has beat Australia as being one of the happiest, safest, and richest countries in the world. The Legatum Institute has released its annual global Prosperity Index, which ranks the most prosperous countries in the world.
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Delegates from Choose New Zealand attended the EPIC (Ethnic People in Commence) Conference 2016. The theme of the 2016 conference was Innovation, Diversity and Building Connections, with approximately 300 people of various ethnicities attending.
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Although we think it's really obvious, there are still many people asking why they should consider moving to New Zealand. TNT Magazine has listed 10 reasons to tell you why New Zealand is such a good choice to live.
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On 10 March Minister Joyce launched the new Code of Practice which is able to better reflect the desired outcomes for students. We are glad to have been involved during the discussion process.
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Darryn Melrose, chief executive of Media Design School, wrote an article on New Zealand Herald about Indian students and the value they have added to NZ.
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Once again New Zealand is ranked as one of the most generous countries in the world.
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In their annual Expat Explorer Survey, HSBC rates New Zealand as the 2nd Best Place to Live Overseas and the best place for bringing up confident, well-rounded kids.
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Auckland is one of the world's most culturally diverse cities with the fourth most foreign-born population, an international study has found.
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