International students studying Education

Early Childhood teachers work in kindergartens, preschools, kōhanga reo, and early childhood centres inspiring imaginations and developing crucial skills in our tamariki.

Examine practice and critical issues in education at master’s level.

A qualification preparing English language educators for a wide variety of settings.

Carry out practical study and research towards becoming a primary or secondary teacher.

Conduct extensive, sustained, original research in your chosen subject.

Te Kura Tāura | UC Graduate School is a space where our graduate research students can access wraparound support at every stage of their journey, from initial enquiry through to graduation.

Information for international students, agents or university partners already studying or working with us, or looking to in the future.

UC is proud to have been serving our communities for over 150 years. We have 60 international partner universities, over 3,000 employer connections, and up to 75 senior international academics visiting each year. Find out more about what's special about UC, including notable alumni like Ernest Rutherford.

UC's secure, accessible campus has all the facilities you need to thrive. It is easy to get around without a car, and there is paid parking if you need it.

UC offers a range of scholarships for international students at both undergraduate and postgraduate level. Whether you're already in New Zealand or overseas, there are several scholarships available.

UC is a prestigious, progressive university in one of the safest, most resilient cities in the world. With over a hundred nationalities on campus and over half of our academic staff born overseas, our world-class institution is one of the most international universities in New Zealand. 

From studying overseas to language, cultural, and global exchanges, UC offers several study opportunities for students. Find out more.