New ZealandOur list of educational institutions in New Zealand is categorized by college majors and program types. Each category uses a comprehensive map of New Zealand to display a list of top colleges, universities and schools within the country. Users can further narrow their search for educational institutions by selecting specific provinces or territories within New Zealand.
College Majors
![]() Architecture |
![]() Arts |
![]() Business |
![]() Cosmetology |
![]() Criminal Justice |
![]() Culinary |
![]() Drama |
![]() Graphic Design |
![]() Law |
![]() Massage Therapy |
![]() Music |
![]() Nursing |
![]() Pharmacy |
![]() Photography |
Program Types
Graduate Schools:
Offer courses and degree programs that tend to be more focused and specialized than undergraduate courses. Graduate schools offer a master's degree, which takes 2-3 years of advanced study after college. However, many larger universities also offer post-graduate studies which can eventually award a doctorate or PhD (Doctor of Philosophy).
Undergraduate Schools:
Are educational institutions that award a bachelor's or an associate's degree to students who complete a basic educational foundation within a given program of study following high school. It typically takes 4 years of full-time study to get an undergraduate degree, which often is an entry-level requirement for pursuing many jobs and career opportunities.













