The nation's capital
New Zealand's capital and its financial and business city par excellence.
New Zealand · Cultural and business capital
Study and live in Wellington
Wellington is the capital of New Zealand, surrounded by nature and beaches, and it is also the country's financial and business city.
Discover Wellington
Wellington is the capital of New Zealand, surrounded by nature and beaches, and it is also the country's financial and business city.
It is home to numerous museums and cultural institutions, as well as theater companies and music groups, giving it an intense cultural life.
It stands out for its picturesque natural harbor and its green hills dotted with neighborhoods of colonial-style houses. According to the site, 85.6% of its population is of European descent, 4.1% Māori and the rest of Asian or Pacific Island origin.
Programs available in Wellington
- General English courses and exam preparation (IELTS)
- Study and work programs
- Technical and vocational programs
- Bachelor's and postgraduate degrees
- Skilled migration
The real experience
Experience Wellington before you travel
A glimpse of what it's like to study, work and discover a new culture in Wellington. This space can show a video or a photo of the experience at the destination.
Why Wellington is a great choice
Intense cultural life
Numerous museums, cultural institutions, theater companies and music groups.
Nature and harbor
A picturesque natural harbor and green hills with neighborhoods of colonial-style houses.
Diverse society
A mostly European population with Māori, Asian and Pacific communities.
Experiences to enjoy in Wellington
Start your journey in WellingtonWork while you study
In Wellington you can combine your classes with a part-time job and cover part of your expenses while gaining international experience.
Make friends from all over the world
You'll meet students from dozens of countries and a Latin community that makes you feel at home from day one in Wellington.
Local food and culture
Cafés, markets and cuisine from every culture: eating and exploring in New Zealand is part of the study-abroad experience.
Events and student life
Fairs, meetups and activities where you connect with the international community and make the most of your time in Wellington.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about studying in Wellington
Do I need to speak English to study in Wellington?
Not necessarily. There are language courses from beginner level, and we help you choose the right program for your level and your goals.
Can I work while I study in New Zealand?
Depending on your visa conditions, New Zealand usually allows part-time work during your studies and full-time work during holidays.
Do you handle the visa and paperwork?
Yes. We are registered migration agents and we prepare your application from start to finish, following it up until approval.
How much does it cost to study in Wellington?
It depends on the program and its length. In your free consultation we give you a realistic estimate of tuition, living costs and financing options.
What happens when I arrive in Wellington?
You're not alone: our offices and partners on the ground welcome you, help you find accommodation and support you throughout your experience.