Lincoln University, New Zealand
The Lincoln University, New Zealand is public and was formed in the year 1990 when Lincoln College, Canterbury was made independent of the University of Canterbury. The college houses 1577 Undergraduates, 879 Postgraduates, and 329 Doctoral students.
Various scholarships are available for foreign students for financial support.
The university offers the following courses Humanities courses:
Graduate Certificate in Academic English –
Duration- 16 weeks
Auckland University of Technology, Auckland, North Island
The World Ranking- 251
Auckland University of Technology is a public university which was established in the year 2000. It has a Graduate Job Rate of 93%. The university is ranked 1st in New Zealand and 27th globally for its global outlook. It is the second-largest university in the country for its graduate outcomes. The university has 5 faculties which offer more than 250 undergraduate, graduate, postgraduate and doctoral programs.
It offers the following courses in Humanities stream –
Bachelor of Arts (Chinese Studies) –
Duration- 3 years
Fees- 29,216 NZ$ per year
Bachelor of Arts (Conflict Resolution) –
Duration- 3 years
Fees- 29,216 NZ$ per year
Bachelor of Arts (English and New Media Studies) –
Duration- 3 years
Fees- 29,216 NZ$ per year
Bachelor of Arts (Japanese Studies) –
Duration- 3 years
Fees- 29,216 NZ$ per year
Bachelor of Arts (New Zealand Sign Language – English Interpreting) –
Duration- 3 years
Fees- 29,216 NZ$ per year
Bachelor of Arts (New Zealand Sign Language and Deaf Studies) –
Duration- 3 years
Fees- 29,216 NZ$ per year
Certificate in English for Academic Studies-
Duration- 6 months
Diploma in the English Language –
Duration- 1 year
Fees- 29,216 NZ$ per year
Diploma in Japanese –
Duration- 2 years
Fees- 29,216 NZ$ per year
Master of English and New Media Studies –
Duration- 1.5 years
Fees- 33,063 NZ$ per year
Master of Philosophy (Language and Culture) –
Duration- 1 year
Fees- 37,461 NZ$ per year
Massey University, Palmerston North, North Island
The world Ranking- 501
Massey University is a public university which was established in the year 1972. It is one of the premier institutes in the country and has been ranked 5th best global universities in New Zealand. It has a Graduate Job rate of 91%.
It offers more than 55 undergraduate and postgraduate courses across 5 faculties: Science, Humanities and Social Science, Creative Arts, Business, and Health. The cost of studying at the university is very high; however, students can seek some relief by applying for various scholarships it offers.
It offers the following courses in Humanities –
- Bachelor of Arts (Chinese)
- Bachelor of Arts (Classical Studies)
- Bachelor of Arts (English)
- Bachelor of Arts (History)
- Bachelor of Arts (Japanese)
- Bachelor of Arts (Maori Knowledge)
- Bachelor of Arts (Philosophy)
- Bachelor of Arts (Spanish)
- Bachelor of Arts (Maori Visual Arts)
- Certificate in Arts
- Diploma in Arts (English)
- Diploma in Arts (History)
The University of Auckland, Auckland, North Island
The World Ranking- 179
The University of Auckland is a public university which was established in the year 1883. It is a large research-driven university with innovation and diversity as its strength. The university houses more than 44,000 students. It offers 120 Undergraduate and 130 Postgraduate programs across 8 faculties. The degrees that students get here are respected worldwide. The graduates from the university are considered highly employable locally and internationally.
The university, with over 180 partner universities worldwide, is committed to collaborative research which positively impacts the Asia-Pacific region and the world at large. In 2019, it won first place globally in the Times Higher Education University Impact Rankings for progress towards Sustainable Development Goals.
The university is ranked 59th in the world for graduate employability.
For each course, the college provides scholarships and awards for financial support for international students. It offers the following courses in the field of Humanities:
- Bachelor of Arts (Chinese)
- Bachelor of Arts (Classical Studies)
- Bachelor of Arts (English)
- Bachelor of Arts (History)
- Bachelor of Arts (Japanese)
- Bachelor of Arts (Maori Knowledge)
- Bachelor of Arts (Philosophy)
- Bachelor of Arts (Spanish)
- Bachelor of Maori Visual Arts
- Certificate in Arts
- Diploma in Arts (English)
- Diploma in Arts (History)
University of Canterbury, Christchurch, South Island
The World Ranking- 301
The University of Canterbury is a public university which was established in the year 1873. It is ranked among the top 1% of the universities worldwide. It has over 13,450 students including 2,168 international students from more than 100 countries. The university has a Graduate Job Rate of 89.9%. The university has a diverse student population, which makes it a great place to meet and live with a huge community of people from all over the world.
More than 100 student-run clubs are available for the students on campus. It has outstanding sports facilities and clubs for students to engage with. There are several other clubs like Political clubs, green clubs and film clubs that are open to all the students.
The university offers more than 120 degrees in more than 150 study areas. Spread across 76 hectares, the university has 10 residence halls for accommodating the students. The university offers more than 25 types of scholarships to international students for financial support.
It offers the following courses in the field of Humanities –
- Bachelor of Arts (Chinese)
- Bachelor of Arts (Classics)
- Bachelor of Arts (Cultural Studies)
- Bachelor of Arts (English)
- Bachelor of Arts (English Language)
- Bachelor of Arts (European Union Studies)
- Bachelor of Arts (French)
- Bachelor of Arts (German)
- Bachelor of Arts (History)
- Bachelor of Arts (Japanese)
- Bachelor of Arts (Maori and Indigenous Studies)
- Bachelor of Arts (Philosophy)
University of Otago, Dunedin, South Island
The World Ranking- 201
The University of Otago is public and was founded in the year 1869. It is counted among the top 1% universities worldwide (QS World Rankings). Also, it is rated as the top university for International student experience as it houses more than 3000 international students from over 100 countries across the world. The university has 5 campuses and 15 residential colleges that provide accommodation to over 3,500 students. The university offers more than 195 undergraduate and postgraduate courses across 5 faculties.
The university is famous for its teaching quality. 95 per cent of the students go into work or on to further studies after graduating from here. The student surveys reveal that 98% students are satisfied with the campus safety, 98% with support and administration, 99% with the libraries, 98% with residential colleges, and 97% with sports and recreation facilities.
Financial aids and scholarships worth 15 million NZ$ are available for international students.
The university offers the following courses in the field of Humanities among many others-
- Bachelor of Arts (Art, History and Visual Culture)
- Bachelor of Arts (Asian Studies)
- Bachelor of Arts (Biblical Studies)
- Bachelor of Arts (Chinese)
- Bachelor of Arts (Christian Thought and History)
- Bachelor of Arts (Classics)
- Bachelor of Arts (English)
- Bachelor of Arts (English and Linguistics)
- Bachelor of Arts (European Studies)
- Bachelor of Arts (French)
- Bachelor of Arts (Gender Studies)
- Bachelor of Arts (German)
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