What are the available master's courses in telecommunication and their fees in New Zealand?
New Zealand offers several telecommunications and networking master's programs with tuition from NZD 33,897 to NZD 75,665 a year. Options include Otago's Applied Science in Telecommunications, Victoria Wellington's Engineering by thesis, Waikato's Engineering Practice, AIS's IT in Networks, and Massey's Electronics and Computer Engineering.
You have several solid telecommunications and networking master's options in New Zealand. Your fees will depend heavily on which department, engineering, applied science, or computing, houses the course. Pick based on your budget and your target specialisation.
Your Course and Fee Options
| University | Course | International Fee |
|---|---|---|
| University of Otago | Master of Applied Science in Telecommunications, 1 year | NZD 65,625 per year |
| Victoria University of Wellington | Master of Engineering, Electronic and Computer Systems, 1 to 1.5 years | NZD 49,450 total program |
| University of Waikato | Master of Engineering Practice, Telecommunications and Networks, 1 year | NZD 75,665 total program |
| Auckland Institute of Studies | Master of IT, Networks and Security, 1.5 years | NZD 38,940 total program |
| Massey University | Master of Engineering Studies, Electronics and Computer Engineering, 1 year | NZD 33,897 per year |
What You Need to Get In
- A relevant bachelor's in engineering, computer science, or physics with around a 65 to 70 percent average.
- An IELTS Academic score of 6.5 overall with no band below 6.0.
- Graduating from any of these Level 9 programs qualifies you for a 3 year Post Study Work Visa.
My Advice
If budget is your biggest constraint, look closely at Massey or AIS first since they sit well below the other options while still qualifying you for the same 3 year work visa. Tell me your undergraduate background and target intake and I can help you shortlist the best fit.
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