University of Auckland
Tuition/Year
NZD 30000 - 42000
Acceptance
33%
QS Ranking
#65
Students
N/A
About University of Auckland
The University of Auckland in Auckland, New Zealand (QS Rank: 65) is a leading research-intensive university known for strong industry connections and globally relevant teaching. Indian students can pursue in-demand programs like Engineering, Computer Science, Business/MBA, and Sciences, while benefiting from Auckland’s innovation ecosystem, internships, and a diverse campus community that supports an international career pathway.
Popular Programs
Fees & Living Costs
Tuition Fees
NZD 30000 - 42000
per year
Living Cost
NZD -
per year
Language Requirements
IELTS
6.5+
TOEFL
90+
Reviews & Ratings
See what students say about University of Auckland
10 Reviews
Anima
I have had a fantastic experience in the Computer Science program, with hands-on projects and access to up-to-date technology. The placement cell connects students with top tech companies, which is a huge advantage.
Pros
Strong industry connections, practical learning.
Cons
Course load can be heavy.
Rituparna
Studying Computer Science here allows for diverse project work and collaboration with industry partners. The networking events are invaluable for landing internships.
Pros
Diverse projects, invaluable networking.
Cons
Demanding project timelines.
Debashish
The Business/MBA course offers amazing networking opportunities and experienced faculty who bring real-world insights to the classroom. I landed a great internship through the university’s career services.
Pros
Excellent networking, good internships.
Cons
Tuition fees are on the higher side.
Moumita
The Law course is structured to give thorough insights into legal principles, and the professors are seasoned practitioners. The university's moot court competitions are a fantastic way to apply our learning practically.
Pros
Practical law applications, experienced professors.
Cons
Large cohort in classes can make it hard to connect one-on-one.
Sourav
Pursuing my Medicine degree here has been rewarding with rigorous curriculum and passionate lecturers. The clinical placements provided early exposure to real-world medical scenarios.
Pros
Early clinical exposure, passionate teachers.
Cons
Intense workload.
