Education New Zealand ramps up its offerings for Indian students; collaborates with state governments

The Education New Zealand operating under the New Zealand High Commission to India, aims to focus more on new collaborations with known Indian institutions in its efforts to attract more students from India.

For New Zealand, the country claims that India is the second largest students’ resource after China. Not to mention, approximately 15,000 Indian students are currently studying in New Zealand in the on-gonig fiscal .. New Zealand, despite being a small country, has heavily invested in forging a relationship, with our India office being the largest among the 17 offices worldwide, Lisa Futschek, general manager international, Education New Zealand, told FE Education. ‘ I oversee our global footprint, with a particular emphasis on strong people-to-people links.

India, being a substantial source market of students, is gaining increasing importance. Hence, our delegation’s focus is on fostering partnerships, particularly in the joint research and collaborative space,’ she added.

To fulfil the requirements of the interested students, from creating profiles and suggesting suitable institutions to assisting them in scholarships, the organisation claims to work with students across all areas.