New Zealand offers 3 Business & Management programmes across 2 universities: the University of Otago in Dunedin — New Zealand's oldest university and home to a long-established business school — and the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, which houses a business faculty with strong ties to the South Island's agricultural and tech sectors. Both are members of the New Zealand Universities group and hold international accreditations. Tuition details are not currently published; international students in New Zealand pay higher fees than domestic students.
New Zealand's high quality of life, post-study work rights for international graduates, and English-speaking environment make it an attractive destination for Business & Management studies. Most programmes require a relevant undergraduate degree, English proficiency, and sometimes professional work experience at postgraduate level.
There are 3 Business & Management programmes at 2 universities in New Zealand.
The University of Otago and the University of Canterbury both offer Business & Management programmes.
Tuition varies by programme — international students pay higher fees than domestic students; check each listing for current international tuition rates.
Yes, both universities welcome international applicants. New Zealand offers post-study work rights that allow graduates to work in the country after completing their degree.
A bachelor's degree in business or a related field is typical, along with English proficiency (IELTS 6.5 or equivalent). Some postgraduate programmes may also require work experience.