If I take the February intake but have scheduling conflicts with my acting career, will that be a problem in New Zealand for a Master's?

It depends. New Zealand master's programs starting in February require full-time study, and student visas are typically granted for full-time enrollment. If your acting career causes frequent scheduling conflicts, this could impact your attendance and academic progress, which may put your visa at risk.

- Full-time attendance is expected for both university and visa compliance.
- Part-time study is generally not allowed on a student visa unless you apply for a different visa type, which has its own conditions.
- Consistent absences or poor academic progress can lead to complications with your visa status.