MORE THAN EDUCATION

Study Abroad and Student Exchange

STUDY AT UNITEC IN AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND

CONTENTSUnitec, More than Education 2

Meet Rita Dear 4

Life on Campus 9

Support on Campus 10

Explore your options 12

Aotearoa - New Zealand 14

Auckland, 3rd most liveable city in the world 16

Experience New Zealand 18

Living it up in Auckland 19

Finding employment 20

Finding a home 23

Getting around 25

Before you depart 26

Ready to apply! 28

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We challenge traditional education. We mould students through support and empowerment to become the best possible version of themselves.

UNITEC, MORE THAN EDUCATION

Students don’t learn about life and how to live and succeed in a society from textbooks, they experience it. We create that experience, the feeling of empowerment, the confidence. Students learn life skills through our courses so that they can push their boundaries to excel in the workplace. New Zealand also has an international reputation as a provider of quality education.

When you study at Unitec in New Zealand, you will return with a new perspective on culture, a recognised international education, and a willingness to learn which will make you very attractive to your future employer. We are part of the international association of Universities.

We offer a university standard education in an applied learning environment meaning students get hands on practice learning about their chosen subject.

Students can study their undergraduate bachelor degrees with us, along with postgraduate diplomas and masters!

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Twice as likely to find a job

of employers say that it provides valuable

skills for the job market

improved their GPA post-study abroad

adapted better to diverse work

environments

claimed an increase in self-confidence

got in to their 1st or 2nd choice post graduate

programme

of employers said an advantage in hiring

decision

reported a greater tolerance for

ambiguity.

2X

90%

100%

90%

73%

89%

higher starting salaries approx. USD

$7,000 annually

25%

80%

96%

**Sources: Amerispan, Frontiers Journal https://honors.purdue.edu/assets/other/Study-abroad-statistics.pdf https://onestepinc.org/study-abroad/

HERE ARE SOME STATISTICS FROM STUDENTS WHO HAVE CHOSEN TO STUDY ABROAD:

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MEET RITA DEAR

FROM THE UNITED STATES

TELL US ABOUT YOUR EXPERIENCE AT UNITEC?

“I’ve enjoyed my experience at Unitec very much so far; the learning style is a bit different from the way I’m used to doing things, but I’ve had fun so far. The lecturers care more about why you do make something, how you make something, and what inspired you to do so. I’ve never really had to approach my art and design studies in that way haha, but its been cool getting a different perspective on things.”

“Do it. Study abroad. I wish I had studied abroad sooner myself!“

WHAT WOULD YOU TELL OTHER STUDENTS FROM YOUR INSTITUTION WHO ARE THINKING ABOUT STUDYING ABROAD?

“Do it. Study abroad. I wish I had studied abroad sooner myself! I am glad that I had the chance to come to New Zealand especially; it’s a beautiful island country and the people here are so friendly!

Although I waited to study abroad my last semester of college, it was still the best decision ever!!”

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AUCKLAND CITY CENTRE

A CITY CAMPUS WITH BEACHES ON YOUR DOORSTEP

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UNITEC’S MT ALBERT CAMPUS

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Our main campus is based in Mt Albert, which is a short 10 minute drive from Auckland CBD. We are based on a green and large park-like grounds.

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It’s a beautiful place with lots of wildlife, architecture, galleries, eateries and even a bar! There are plenty of opportunities for you to make new friends and hang-out on campus.

If you want a fun-filled life, then this is the place for you as there’s always something going on at Unitec.

If you’re after some culture, there are regular plays and dances by performing arts students, or you can check out the latest work by design and visual arts students at the Mt Albert campus galleries. You could even join one of the many clubs or societies at Unitec (or perhaps start a new one).

FEEL LIKE BEING SOCIAL?

WE HAVE…

CONCERTS

FILM NIGHTS

GAMING EVENTS

SPORTING EVENTS

FREE BBQs

PARTIES

COMEDY NIGHTS

LIFE ON CAMPUS

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At Unitec, we offer more than an education. We know that life away from home can come with a variety of challenges .

We are here to help and guide you to ensure you have a safe time in New Zealand. From our libraries and computing labs through to visas and insurance, there is always someone to guide you.

INTERNATIONAL OFFICEOur friendly International Office is your one-stop support centre where you can drop in and get the help you need. From programme advice and cross credits, through to changing courses. Our team are here to help. We can even advise you on your visas and insurance.

HEALTH AND WELLBEINGWe have a Health Centre on campus which offers a comprehensive medical service, with doctor and nurse appointments available – even a pharmacy!

If you feel like you just need someone to talk to, then our Counselling Centre is here to help, we offer you free and confidential counselling.

STUDY SUPPORT If you are struggling with your courses then our Learning Centre (Te Puna Ako) offers free workshops along with small group and one-on-one meetings to give you course- specific support and help with general study skills.

SUPPORT ON CAMPUS

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EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS

81% 70%

81% 75% 70%

International graduates were particularly satisfied with the technical skills they had gained in their programme.

of graduates felt their programme successfully provided them with practical skills.

of graduates felt their programme successfully provided them with technical skills.

of graduates felt their programme successfully provided them with people skills.

of graduates felt their programme successfully provided them with technology skills.

DID YOU KNOW?

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APPLIED TECHNOLOGY AND TRADESSubject area

» Automotive » Building » Electrical » Electrotechnology » Marine

ARCHITECTURESubject area

» Architectural Studies BUSINESS STUDIESSubject areas

» Accounting » Finance » Management » Marketing

COMMUNICATION STUDIESSubject areas

» Event Management » Media Studies » Public Relations

COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL PRACTICESubject areas

» Community Development » Social Work

COMPUTING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYSubject areas

» Computing Systems » Business Intelligence & Data Engineering

» Games Development CONSTRUCTION AND CIVIL ENGINEERINGSubject areas

» Civil Engineering » Construction Economics » Construction Management » Property Development

CREATIVE ENTERPRISESubject areas

» Design HEALTHSubject areas

» Human Biology LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE LANGUAGE STUDIESSubject areas

» English Language » International Languages

MĀORI STUDIESSubject areas

» Language and Culture

NATURAL SCIENCESSubject areas

» Animal Health, Management and Welfare

» Biodiversity Management » Science Communication

PERFORMING AND SCREEN ARTSSubject areas

» Acting for Screen and Theatre

» Contemporary Dance » Production Design Management

» Screen Arts

SPORTSubject areas

» Coaching » Management » Physical Education

POSTGRADUATE COURSESSubject areas

» Architecture » Business » International Communication

» Computing and Information Technology

WHAT CAN YOU STUDY AT UNITEC? CHOOSE UP TO 4 COURSES EACH SEMESTER FROM:

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in the world on global peace index

in the world for quality of Tertiary education

4THRANKED RANKED IN

THE TOP

3%

Welcome to the country of open hearts, open minds, and open spaces. New Zealand, our home, is a beautiful paradise in the South Pacific. Coming to middle earth can be a trip of a lifetime. From tropical forests, to white sand beaches and towering mountains, through to bubbling hot springs - the scenery here is spectacular.

AOTEAROA - NEW ZEALAND

DID YOU KNOW WE ARE

Here in New Zealand you will not only enjoy our beautiful open spaces, but also our modern and vibrant cities bursting with worldclass restaurants, galleries, cafes, theatres, bars and museums. You can ski, sail, hike, sky dive and mountain bike your way around our country.

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AUCKLAND, THE 3RD MOST LIVEABLE CITY IN THE WORLDAuckland – New Zealand’s commercial hub - is one of the few super diverse cities in the world with more than 200 ethnic groups living here.

This adds to the charm of the city and ensures a large amount of cultural shows throughout the year. We have been voted the 3rd most liveable city in the world*, for our huge variety of activities, and for our safety, cleanliness, infrastructure, welcoming people and climate.

When you choose to study in Auckland, you get to experience the perfect mix of a modern cosmopolitan life that exists in perfect harmony with the outdoorsy lifestyle here.

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• Watch free movies at Silo Park on Auckland’s viaduct harbour

• Visit our famous vineyards on Waiheke Island

• Hike up One Tree Hill to see a panoramic view of our city

• Pack a picnic and head to one of the many neighbouring beaches along our coastline

• Go on a “cheap as” bar crawl

• Visit the various farmer’s markets around Auckland

• Try some of our award-winning restaurants in the city

WHEN STUDY HERE WITH US WE RECOMMEND THAT YOU…

*Report by Mercer (2016) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/galleries/The-worlds-most-liveable-cities/auckland/

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EXPERIENCENEW ZEALAND

At Unitec, we have anExperience New Zealand Programme, which is a great way for you to make friends while exploring our beautiful country.

This programme is designed to showcase some of the best locations, adventures and scenery that we have to offer here in New Zealand – all with a student-sized price tag!! Each trip is accompanied by local guides who will show you well-kept secrets to make your New Zealand experience unique.

http://www.unitec.ac.nz/current-students/student-life/experience-nz

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In one of the most diverse city in the world, there’s never a dull moment. Auckland always has a range of events that will keep you entertained.

From wine and food festivals to music concerts and film events, we even have an annual Shakespeare pop up Globe! And of course, international sports like rugby and cricket.

Some of our biggest events to look out for include:

Chinese New Year “Lantern Festival”

Pasifika Festival

Waiheke Wine & Food festival

Splore Music Festival

Taste of Auckland

Laneways Music Festival

Diwali Festival

On a budget? Then we have some popular websites that offer discounts for food, entertainment and pampering. What are you waiting for?

Grabone- www.grabone.co.nz

Groupon- www.groupon.co.nz

Dailydo- www.dailydo.co.nz

Feel like watching the latest movie ? Then our two largest cinema chains will have something for you…

Event Cinemas: www.eventcinemas.co.nz

Hoyts: www.hoyts.co.nz

LIVING IT UP IN AUCKLAND

Event finder: www.eventfinder.co.nz and Heart of the City: http://www.heartofthecity.co.nz/ to keep up with what’s on in the city, including the Urban list which will advise you on some cool places in town to shop, eat and read https://www.theurbanlist.com/auckland

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FINDING EMPLOYMENTOUR GRADUATES FIND JOBS! We make sure you graduate with the professional and vocational skills that employers need in New Zealand and overseas. The practical experience you can bring to the workplace will be invaluable, no matter where in the world you go.

STUDENT VISA WORK RIGHTS During your studies, if you are eligible to work 20 hours per week part time or 40 hours per week full time. Immigration New Zealand (INZ) will include this condition on your Student Visa. Terms and conditions apply. See immigration New Zealand website www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas

POST STUDY WORK VISA (OPEN) Once you have completed your studies you might be eligible for a post study work visa. Please check with the visa administrator or the New Zealand Immigration website for more information.

INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT (IRD) You must apply to the IRD for a tax number if you want to apply for a job in New Zealand. Visit www.ird.govt.nz for more information.

WORKING IN NEW ZEALAND There are all sorts of part-time jobs in Auckland that you can apply for. Employers in New Zealand must abide by the law when hiring staff, so make sure you know what your rights are – see http://dol.govt.nz/er/.

Minimum wage, at the time of printing is NZ$15.25 per hour. You will be taxed on your earnings but any job offer you get must be atleast that amount.

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NZ $20 - $40 PER MONTH Phone costs NZ $120 PER MONTH Public transportation NZ $1.80 Single stage bus cost

NZ $16 - $20 Movie ticket

NZ $10 - $15 Average meal NZ $4 General size coffee NZ$1,000 Clothing

ESTIMATED LIVING COSTS PER SEMESTER

NZ $4K - $5K Accomodation

NZ $2,500 Food

NZ $1,000 Textbooks

NZ $400 Insurance

NZ $3,000 Miscellaneous

OTHER LIVING COSTS

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If you need a place to live while you study, there are lots of options in Auckland. Just be sure to have booked your accommodation before you leave your home country.

We have options near both our campuses. You can choose to rent a room on or off campus, or even live with a New Zealand family in their home when you arrive.

FINDING A HOME

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LIVE OFF CAMPUS If you want to live off campus, you can rent an apartment or house locally, or rent a room in a shared house. Suburbs close to our main campus include Mt Albert, Waterview, Pt Chevalier and parts of Avondale.

Cost approx. NZ$150 - $300 per week

Websites: www.trademe.co.nz; http://www.nzflatmates.co.nz/

UNISTAY HOSTEL This is situated conveniently by the heart of the Unitec village/Pt Chevalier shops, with everything at your fingertips including a supermarket, fast food outlets, cafes, pubs, convenience stores, bakery & public library.

Cost approx. NZ$210 – $320 per week

Websites: http://www.unistay.co.nz/

HOST FAMILIES NZ Host Families NZ - homestay with a New Zealand family allows you to board in a room in their home, which is a great way to settle into a new country. Students under 18 will be required to stay with a Homestay Family.

Cost approx. NZ$275- 300 per week

Websites: www.hostfamilies.co.nz

LIVE ON CAMPUS How could it get any easier than living on campus? We have a partnership with Campus Living Villages (CLV) to provide you with accommodation options. With one bedroom apartments and your own bathroom, you have all the privacy you need.

Cost approx. NZ$210 – $320 per week

Websites: http://www.campuslivingvillages.co.nz

Contact: unitec@clv.co.nz

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GETTING AROUNDGetting around Auckland is easy. We have great public transport available on buses, trains and ferries, along with taxi’s and even Uber.

When you arrive in New Zealand, we encourage you to buy an AT HOP travel card for discounted travel on trains, selected buses and ferries. To receive tertiary student discounts, all you need is to get a AT tertiary ID sticker from the Unitec Student Hub. For more information, and timetable, please see: www.at.govt.nz

If you are wanting the freedom of getting around on your own, you could even get an international licence and purchase a car! Purchasing second hand cars is easy and often cheap, you can find them online via www.trademe.co.nz or there is also the Auckland Ellerslie Racecourse Car Fair that is held on Sundays. Alternatively there are plenty of authorised car dealers around Auckland.

You can drive in New Zealand for up to 12 months if you have either a current driver’s licence from your home country or an International Driving Permit (IDP). It is New Zealand law to always carry your driver’s licence with you when driving in New Zealand. If your overseas driver’s licence is written in a foreign language, please have it translated into English and carry both with you. You can be fined if you drive without a licence.

Please consult the New Zealand Automobile Association’s Guide before buying a car.

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BEFORE YOU DEPARTGETTING YOUR VISA SORTEDIf you are coming to study a semester or two abroad at Unitec, ensure you arrange your student visa well in advance. This means making sure you apply for a visa to study full-time, and paying the full cost of your courses so you can enroll at Unitec.

You will need to apply for a “Fee Paying Student Visa” on the New Zealand Immigration website, please see the link here - https://www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/apply-for-a-visa/about-visa/full-fee-paying-student-visa

If you have been accepted into an approved student exchange scheme, you can study full-time with us, you will just need to apply for an “exchange student visa” on the New Zealand Immigration website, please see the link here - https://www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/apply-for-a-visa/about-visa/exchange-student-visa.

Ensure you apply for your visa as soon as your placement is confirmed at Unitec, (but no earlier than 60 days before your exchange or study abroad semester starts). Visa costs vary between countries.

TRAVEL TIPIf you wish to holiday in New Zealand after your exchange/study abroad semester, you can apply for a Visitor Visa to stay another 3 months as a tourist.

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ARRIVING IN AUCKLANDWhen you arrive at the Auckland Airport, there are several transport services that you can use to get to your accommodation. You can hire an airport shuttle directly to Mt Albert, catch the Airbus to Auckland City and then catch the Outer Link (orange) bus to Mount Albert or you can hail a taxi/ Uber straight to where you need to be. Our airport is clearly sign posted so you won’t get lost.

MAKE SURE YOU ALSO

• Paid your tuition fee

• Given your parents and the Study Abroad Coordinator the numbers to call in case of concern/emergency

• Called your credit card companies to get overseas telephone numbers in case of an emergency

• Written down your credit card numbers somewhere in case they are lost or stolen

• Checked with your bank to make sure your debit card can be used overseas

• Notified family and friends of the time zone difference

• Packed appropriately for destination weather/climate? Sunscreen is a must, rain Jacket and umbrella

CHECKLISTBefore you leave your home, make sure you are fully prepared. This includes:

Research the country and city in which you will be living

Check your passport expiry prior to travel, different countries have different regulations

Your accommodation address/phone number for when you arrive and a map for where to go

Driving licence if required

You will need a visa – please refer to Visa Information Page

Get your doctor to give you a health check, so you are all clear to live abroad and have enough of your prescription medication (a supply large enough to last for the time you will be abroad)

Have your insurance organised

Ensure your credit/debit cards are accepted in New Zealand

Power adaptor for your appliances if needed

Your favourite toilet articles (some items may not be easily accessible at your destination)

Last but not least, don’t forget your plane ticket!!

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READY TO APPLYNow that you have made the decision to come and study with us, ensure you meet our entry requirements and conditions of acceptance. The next steps are easy!

STEP 1:Choose the subject areas you would like to study. Find out which course are available to Study Abroad and Exchange students. Visit www.studyabroad.unitec.ac.nz and select Inbound Study Abroad and Student Exchange course list from the left-hand menu.

STEP 2:Complete the application form. Provide a reliable email address and write it clearly – most communication will be done by email.

STEP 3:List your eight courses in order of preference, in case your first choice is not available, or there are timetable clashes. Choose courses that interest you, that are at an appropriate level for your previous study, and that are available in the right semester. Check that all course choices meet the requirement of your home institution.

STEP 4:Provide evidence of pre-requisites (or prior learning), where required. This should include your academic record, which lists courses you have studied at degree level.

STEP 5:Attach a certified copy of your passport and evidence of English language proficiency. If your first language isn’t English, you must demonstrate your proficiency in the English Language. Acceptable academic measures include an overall band score of 6.0 in academic ILETS with no band less than 5.5. or 520 (213) in TOEFL with a TWE score of no less than 4.5 or 79 for internet-based TOEFL.

STEP 6:Email your application to international.applications@unitec.ac.nz and wait for your offer of place email. If you are studying at a partner institution, please submit your application through your International Office.

To check semester dates and academic calendar, please check http://www.unitec.ac.nz/international/how-to-apply/study-abroad-and-student-exchange/about-study-abroad-and-student-exchange

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PRIVACY STATEMENTUnitec collects and stores information about students to comply with various statutes, including the Education Act, the Public Finance Act, and the Inland Revenue Act. We also collect and store information to enable us to make decisions regarding your progress, and to provide you with evidence of your academic achievements. It may be disclosed to academic and administration staff where relevant to their duties, and also where relevant to other agencies such as the Ministry of Education, Tertiary Education Commission, NZ Qualifications Authority, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Career Services, tribal trusts and scholarship providers, Ministry of Immigration, Industry Training Organisations, Industry Licensing and Registration bodies, other tertiary institutions, previous secondary schools and providers of work experience for students in courses with a practical component. Please note that your name, date of birth, and residency as entered on this enrolment will be included in the National Student Index, and will be used in an Authorised Information Matching programme with the NZ Birth Register. For further information, please see www.nsi.govt.nz/ima. In addition, when required by statute, we will release information to government agencies such as the NZ Police, Department of Justice, Inland Revenue, and the Accident Compensation Corporation. You have the right to see and correct information which has been collected by us.

DECLARATIONI hereby declare that the information provided by me on this application form is true and correct. I understand that failure to disclose requested information or supplying false information may result in my application/ enrolment not being processed or being cancelled. I authorise Immigration New Zealand and the Department of Labour to provide Unitec with any personal details regarding my immigration status, including any information that I have submitted to Immigration New Zealand in the course of any visa or permit application.

I agree to abide by all Unitec statutes, regulations, and policies as may be amended from time to time. I have read, understood, and accept the Refund Policy and the Privacy Statement.

TERMS & CONDITIONSPlease make sure you read all our terms and conditions prior to signing our application form.

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REFUND POLICY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDY ABROAD STUDENTSGeneral provisions

a. By accepting a place in a programme at Unitec, a student enters a contract with Unitec for the period that tuition fees have been paid.

b. Students who wish to defer to the following semester must notify International no less than two weeks prior to the programme commencement.

c. There is no automatic right to a refund of fees if a student changes his/her mind about studying at Unitec.

d. If an international student is on a Unitec student visa and fails to enrol there will be no refund for the period the visa was granted.

e. All applications for refunds must be on the Application for Refund form (obtainable from Unitec International) and submitted in writing to the International office.

Applications for refunds will be considered under the following categories

a. INZ has refused to grant an initial student visa for study in New Zealand.

b. INZ has refused to extend a student visa. Unitec is unable to proceed with the programme or classes offered.

Other refunds

a. If a student wishes to withdraw from their programme and an International Application for Refund is received by International no less than two weeks prior to the semester start date, a refund of 80% of tuition fees will be given. There will be no refund for International Applications for Refund received after this time. All refunds will be paid into the student’s account in their home country on sighting evidence that the student concerned has returned to their home country, or to the student in NZ on sighting a changed visa (e.g. Visitors Visa or Work Permit). In all instances INZ will be notified.

b. The General Manager of International Market Development may approve refunds on a compassionate basis in exceptional circumstances (such as serious illness etc). The amount of the refund will be at the discretion of the General Manager International Market Development.

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Academic history

Student (applicant) details

Family name

Citizenship (as shown in passport) Ethnicity Country of birth

Passport number Issue date Expiry date

First name(s)

Date of birth (day/ month/ year) Gender Male Female

Emergency contacts: one must be from your home country

Name:

Relationship to you:

Telephone/mobile number:

Country where they are living:

Name:

Relationship to you:

Telephone/mobile number:

Country where they are living:

Contact details: (permanent address in home country)

Telephone/mobile number:

Student email address:

Contact details 12 months ago: (in New Zealand or overseas)

Telephone/mobile number:

Student email address:

Which of the following most influenced your decision to apply to Unitec?

Advertising (TV/radio/newspaper) Education exhibition/fair Family/friend

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Last year of Secondary or High SchoolCountry Year completed

Tertiary studies (university or other study after leaving school)What is the first year you enrolled in a university or other tertiary institution in any country? (e.g. 2008)

Qualification (e.g. Bachelor of Arts) University/Tertiary Institution Country Completed Year completed

Evidence of English language proficiency (6.0 IELTS, 550 TOEFL or equivalent)

As per agreement with agent Certified copy of IELTS/TOEFL attached As per agreement with partner instituition

Application for:

Study Abroad Exchange

Fieldwork placement Agentpartner university

Student Application Form for Study Abroad/ Exchange/Fieldwork PlacementYou will require a student visa to undertake the study.

New Zealand High Commission/Embassy www.international.unitec.ac.nz Agent

Other

Yes No Yes No

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1. I have read and understood the terms and conditions of:

Student declaration and privacy statement The Refund Policy for International Study Abroad Students

2. All sections completed by student:

3. Attached:

Certified copies of translated academic results

Evidence of English language proficiency

Certified copy of passport

Letter of introduction/CV (optional)

Portfolio, if required

Name (printed) in English

Student’s signature

Date signed

Please list 8 course choices you want to study in order of preferences. If applying for 2 semesters, please list 16 course choices. (Attach a second page).

Application details (Study Abroad, Exchange and Fieldwork)

Preferred start date

Year

Semester

1 (February)

2 (July)

How long do you want to study at Unitec?

One semester

Two semesters

Please complete this section if you live with the effects of significant injury, long-term illness or disability. Unitec seeks to provide an equality of opportunity for all students.

I require special needs support.

Please specify your type of injury, illness or disability (e.g. deafness):

Send your application to:

Complete this form and send it with supporting documents to Unitec International by:

email: international.applications@unitec.ac.nz

or by courier: Unitec, International Office, 139 Carrington Rd, Mt Albert, Auckland 1025, New Zealand

or by mail: Private Bag 92025, Victoria St West, Auckland 1142, New Zealand

All applications will be acknowledged. Use the ID number provided by Unitec in all future correspondence with Unitec staff.

Course code, e.g. ALAF2106 Full course name, e.g. Accounting Applications

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Study Abroad, Exchange and Fieldwork Placement only. Please complete this section.

Checklist

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Unitec (Office use only)Applicant

phone +64 8154302fax +64 9 815 2905web www.unitec.ac.nzaddress Private Bag 92025Victoria St WestAuckland 1142New Zealand

Mt Albert campus139 Carrington RdMt AlbertAuckland 1025