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Tertiary
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NEW ZEALAND SCHOLARSHIPS
PROSPECTUS 2020
GET A EXPLORE
ONCE IN A
LIFETIME
EXPERIENCE
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MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS NEW ZEALAND SCHOLARSHIPS The Southern Institute of Technology (SIT) is able to host scholars as part of the New Zealand Scholarships Programme through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFAT). The MFAT New Zealand Scholarships purpose is to boost the skills, knowledge and training of successful applicants so that they can increase capacity to contribute to important areas in their home countries. The citizens of developing countries who would like to study in New Zealand at SIT, are able to apply for these scholarships. THE NEW ZEALAND SCHOLARSHIP COVERS: ↘ Full tuition fees ↘ Training related costs ↘ Return air travel ↘ An establishment allowance ↘ A weekly allowance to cover living costs ↘ Medical and Travel Insurance ↘ Other approved expenses TO FIND OUT MORE GO TO https://www.mfat.govt.nz/en/ aid-and-development/new-zealand- government-scholarships/
GET THE FUTURE YOU DESERVE Join thousands of students from New Zealand and around the world. Choose our quality programmes, modern facilities, famous southern hospitality and world class environment.
ENROLMENT PROCESS
01. 02.
Apply for the Complete an
MFAT New Zealand international student
Scholarship application form
during the month of Once you have been
February with the accepted for an MFAT
Southern Institute of Scholarship complete
Technology as your an International Student
preferred institute of application form. You can
study, choosing from the find this online or at the
recommended areas of back of this prospectus.
study for your region. Please write clearly in
MFAT approved courses English.
for your region.
04. 03.
Submitting your Attach the required
application documents
Please submit your Make sure you include
application online or to Make sure you include
applications@sit.ac.nz copies of your passport or
birth certificate (verified
copy)
Transcripts and academic
achievements with English
translations (if applicable).
APPLY FOR YOUR STUDENT VISA ONLINE
https://www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/
options/study/explore-student-visas
POPULAR PROGRAMMES
Entry criteria are subject to change. For full details on entry requirements for all our programmes
please visit www.sit.ac.nz. SIT accepts all major English proficiency test results as provided by
NZQA. Please refer to our website for full details. Bridging course maybe available to some stu-
dent. Please check the MFAT website to check which graduate level you can study at.
MASTERS DEGREES
Academic entry requirements: Degree holders and/or applicants that can demonstrate equivalent practical, professional or
educational experience in a related discipline may also be considered.
NZQA
COURSE LEVEL DURATION INTAKES ENGLISH REQUIREMENT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
Master of Applied 9 1 1/2 years Feb, Jun & IELTS Test - Academic score of 6.5 Bachelor’s degree or graduate diploma or
Management (18 academic Oct with no band score lower than 6 postgraduate certificate or postgraduate diploma
months) Pearson Test of English - PTE with at least a B grade average at level 7 or higher.
(Academic) score of 58 with no
band score lower than 50
Master of Applied 9 1 1/2 years Feb & Jul IELTS Test - Academic score of 6.5 Students will have completed all requirements
Health Sciences (18 academic with no band score lower than 6 of a bachelor’s degree or graduate diploma in a
(Wellness and months) Pearson Test of English - PTE relevant field (such as chiropractic, health sciences,
Rehabilitation) (Academic) score of 58 with no massage therapy, medicine, naturopathy, nursing,
band score lower than 50 occupational therapy, osteopathy, physiotherapy,
sport and exercise) with at least a B average at Level
7 or higher.
Master of 9 1 1/2 years Feb & Jul IELTS Test - Academic score of 6.5 Bachelor’s degree or graduate diploma or
Information (18 academic with no band score lower than 6 postgraduate certificate or postgraduate diploma
Technology months) Pearson Test of English - PTE in information technology or related subject with at
(Academic) score of 58 with no least a B grade average at level 7 or higher.
band score lower than 50
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS
Academic entry requirements: Degree holders and/or applicants that can demonstrate equivalent practical, professional or
educational experience in a related discipline may also be considered.
NZQA
COURSE LEVEL DURATION INTAKES ENGLISH REQUIREMENT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
Postgraduate 8 1 1/2 years Feb, Jun & IELTS Test - Academic score of 6.5 Bachelor’s degree or diploma of at least 2 years
Diploma in (18 academic Oct with no band score lower than 6 duration with appropriate work experience.
Business months) Pearson Test of English - PTE Completed Concept and Initial Business Plan to
Enterprise (Academic) score of 58 with no be submitted with applicants from non-degree
band score lower than 50 applicants.
This programme is completed over 18 academic
months.
Postgraduate 8 1 year Feb, Jun & IELTS Test - Academic score of 6.5 Bachelor’s degree or graduate diploma or
Diploma Oct with no band score lower than 6 postgraduate certificate or related subject with at
in Applied Pearson Test of English - PTE least a B grade average at level 7 or higher.
Management (Academic) score of 58 with no
band score lower than 50
Postgraduate 8 1 year Feb & Jul IELTS Test - Academic score of 6.5 Students will have completed all requirements
Diploma in with no band score lower than 6 of a bachelor’s degree or graduate diploma in a
Applied Health Pearson Test of English - PTE relevant field (such as chiropractic, health science,
Sciences (Academic) score of 58 with no massage therapy, medicine, naturopathy, nursing,
(Wellness and band score lower than 50 occupational therapy, osteopathy, physiotherapy,
Rehabilitation) sport and exercise) with at least a B grade average
at Level 7.
Postgraduate 8 1 year Feb & Jul IELTS Test - Academic score of 6.5 Bachelor’s degree or graduate diploma in
Diploma in with no band score lower than 6 information technology or related subject with at
Information Pearson Test of English - PTE least a B grade average at level 7 or higher.
Technology (Academic) score of 58 with no
band score lower than 50
BACHELORS DEGREES
Academic entry requirements: Overseas qualification equivalent to university entrance and/or applicants with evidence of relevant
prior learning and work experience.
NZQA ADDITIONAL
COURSE LEVEL DURATION INTAKES ENGLISH REQUIREMENT REQUIREMENTS
Bachelor of Applied 7 3 years Feb & Jul IELTS Test - Academic score of 6.0 with no Students that successfully
Management band score lower than 5.5 complete New Zealand Diploma
Pearson Test of English - PTE (Academic) in Business (Leadership And
score of 50 with no band score lower than 42 Management Strand) (Level 5) may
enrol to year 3 of the Bachelor of
Applied Management.
Bachelor of Architectural 7 3 years Feb IELTS Test - Academic score of 6.0 with no None
Technology band score lower than 5.5
Pearson Test of English - PTE (Academic)
score of 50 with no band score lower than 42
Bachelor of Commerce 7 3 years Feb & Jul IELTS Test - Academic score of 6.0 with no Students that successfully
band score lower than 5.5 complete a minimum of 3 papers
Pearson Test of English - PTE (Academic) from the New Zealand Diploma
score of 50 with no band score lower than 42 in Business may transfer their
enrolment to the Bachelor of
Commerce programme.
Bachelor of Construction 7 3 years Feb IELTS Test - Academic score of 6.0 with no None
(Specialisations band score lower than 5.5
in Construction Pearson Test of English - PTE (Academic)
Management, Project score of 50 with no band score lower than 42
Management and Quantity
Surveying)
Bachelor of Engineering 7 3 years Feb IELTS Test - Academic score of 6.0 with no None
Technology (Majors in band score lower than 5.5
Civil Engineering and Pearson Test of English - PTE (Academic)
Mechanical Engineering) score of 50 with no band score lower than 42
Bachelor of 7 3 years Feb & Jul IELTS Test - Academic score of 6.0 with no None
Environmental band score lower than 5.5
Management Pearson Test of English - PTE (Academic)
score of 50 with no band score lower than 42
Bachelor of Hotel 7 3 years Feb & Jul IELTS Test - Academic score of 6.0 with no None
Management band score lower than 5.5
Pearson Test of English - PTE (Academic)
score of 50 with no band score lower than 42
Bachelor of Information 7 3 years Feb & Jul IELTS Test - Academic score of 6.0 with no Applicants with evidence of
Technology band score lower than 5.5 relevant prior learning and work
Pearson Test of English - PTE (Academic) experience are encouraged to
score of 50 with no band score lower than 42 apply.
Bachelor of Nursing 7 3 years Feb IELTS Test - Academic score of 6.5 in all Applicants must have satisfactory
bands physical and mental health that
Pearson Test of English - PTE (Academic) enables them to undertake
score of 58 with no band score lower than 50 clinical practice. Telephone/Skype
interviews may be required.
Bachelor of Sport and 7 3 years Feb & Jul IELTS Test - Academic score of 6.0 with no Pre-entry testing may be required.
Exercise band score lower than 5.5 Prior learning should be at NZQA
Pearson Test of English - PTE (Academic) level 4 standard. Telephone/Skype
score of 50 with no band score lower than 42 interviews may be required.
ACCOMMODATION
The SIT apartments are made up of 62 brand new units and 11 older style
motel units
SIT Apartments include: Rent structure:
ª Furnished single and double room Single Student sharing a room $120 per week
per person
options
Single student not sharing $205 per week
ª Each apartment includes kitchenette Couple $240 per week
and bathroom Couple with child sharing room $245 per week
Family unit $350 per week
ª Communal laundry - washing machine
$2 and dryer $4 Each student will be required to pay a $300 deposit
and 4 weeks rent in advance.
ª Electricity and internet is included in
New international students will get a welcome pack
the rent
which includes: 1 set of sheets, pillowcase, 1 pillow,
mattress protector, duvet, towels, face cloths and
ª Only a short walk to SIT, supermarkets a food parcel for first breakfast. It is theirs to keep
and town centre when they leave.
For all accommodation enquiries please contact Paul Watts on paul.watts@sit.ac.nz
International student application form
Please print clearly in BLOCK LETTERS
All questions are compulsory
PERSONAL DETAILS
Family name
First name Preferred name
Date of birth (dd/mm/yyyy) Gender Female Male
Citizenship Status Single Married
Email
Enrolment
Postal address
City Postcode
Countr y Phone or mobile
Passport expiry
Passport number
date
Have you applied No Yes, my SIT student ID number is:
to SIT before?
Which of the SIT website EDUCATION AGENT (if applicable)
following most
influenced SIT international prospectus Agent name
your decision Ads (TV, radio, newspaper)
to apply to Agent email
SIT? Social Media
Family / friend Agent stamp
or mailing
Agent
address
NZ High Commission / Embassy
Education exhibition / fair
Other:
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
What is the highest academic qualification you hold from a secondary or high school?
Qualification Institution Country Year gained
Have you gained any other qualifications after leaving school?
Provide transcripts and completion certificates for all qualifications listed here:
Qualification Institution Country Year gained
ENGLISH LANGUAGE (Excluding Christchurch)
English is my first language or the I want to study English at SIT: I want to apply for:
language of instruction in my education
in a native English-speaking country English paid weekly: weeks Zero Fees Foundation Scholarship
(Invercargill Campus only)
I have taken / will take an 26 weeks Zero Fees English Scholarship
Please Specify
academic IELTS, TOEFL or PTE test
Start date requested:
Date of test:
Attach results to application
Please enter your intended programme of STUDY AT SIT
Name of qualification
Start / intake date Campus Invercargill Queenstown Christchurch Auckland
ESSENTIAL INFO
Accident Insurance Visas and Immigration
The Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) provides Full details of immigration requirements, advice on rights to
accident insurance for all New Zealand citizens, residents, and employment in New Zealand while studying, and reporting
temporary visitors to New Zealand, but you may still be liable requirements are available from Immigration New Zealand, and
for other medical and related costs. Further information can be can be viewed on their website at www.immigration.govt.nz
viewed on the ACC website at www.acc.co.nz
Refunds
Code of Practice It is important that you read SIT’s Refund Policy, available
SIT has agreed to observe and be bound by the Education at www.sit.ac.nz. Each request for refund is decided on its
(Pastoral Care of International Students) Code of Practice individual merits and there is no automatic right to a refund of
2016. Copies of the Code are available from the New Zealand fees if you change your mind about studying at SIT.
Qualification Authority website at http://www.nzqa.govt.nz/
providers-partners/education-code-of-practice/ Disclaimer
While the information provided in this document was true
Eligibility for Health Services and correct at the time of publication, SIT reserves the right
While you are studying under a New Zealand Scholarship, you, to alter or discontinue programmes, procedures, fees and
your spouse and your children under 19 are entitled to the regulations at any given time without notice. Unless indicated
same government funded health and disability services as New otherwise, information in this brochure relates to SIT’s
Zealand citizens contingent that those family members hold Invercargill campus. Students should carefully read all official
visas directly linked to your visa. correspondence and other sources of information for students,
Full details or entitlements to publicly funded health services such as our website, to be aware of changes to the information
are available through the Ministry of Health, and can be viewed contained in this document.
on their website at www.moh.govt.nz
Got a question?
Medical and Travel Insurance Look at our frequently asked questions section on the
International students (including group students) must have international page on our website: www.sit.ac.nz
appropriate and current medical and travel insurance while in Or ask us: SIT International - applications@sit.ac.nz
New Zealand. Phone +64 3 211 2699 ext. 8826
SIT automatically organises insurance for mainstream students
through the resource fee.
NZQA COMPLAINT PROCESS
If your education provider has not resolved your complaint, and you still wish to have it resolved, then you can contact NZQA. NZQA is a government
organisation. They can provide an independent assessment of your complaint.
1. Download the Complaint Form
2. Send your completed Complaint Form, along with any supporting evidence, to:
The Complaints Officer
Quality Assurance Division
P O Box 160
Wellington 6140
or
email a scan of your completed form, along with scans of any supporting evidence, to gadrisk@nzqa.govt.nz
If you need more information on the complaints process, contact NZQA on 0800 697 296SIT Programmes
are NZQA approved
and recognised
worldwide.
CONTACT Phone: +64 3 211 2699
Email: applications@sit.ac.nz
Website: www.sit.ac.nz
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