About Auckland
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New Zealand's spectacular scenery, green countryside, rugged mountains and beautiful coastline make it a haven for many outdoor activities and a great place to unwind. New Zealand society is diverse, sophisticated and fast becoming a favoured study destination for international students.
For more information about life in New Zealand as an international student visit NauMai NZ. You can find information about :
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About Auckland
Auckland with its population of 1.5 million stretches 50 kms, joining two beautiful harbours. Its islands, colourful boats and windsurfers have given it the name "City of Sails". Outdoor living is a way of life in Auckland's mild temperate climate (summer 25 ° and winter 12 °). Auckland is the largest city in New Zealand and has an international outlook with some of New Zealand's best universities, polytechnics and schools. People of all nationalities mix well in Auckland, a truly cosmopolitan city. Locals and visitors alike enjoy the ethnic cafes, the cultural diversity and the superb facilities Auckland has to offer.
By studying in Auckland, you’ll not only get a great education but an incredible experience. Auckland’s vision is to be the world’s most liveable city with a great atmosphere, facilities and opportunities. In 2021 the city was named in Lonely Planet’s best city to travel to in 2022.
For more information on Auckland, visit Study in Auckland.
Fast facts
Auckland is New Zealand's biggest city.
Population: 1.5 million
National language: English and Maori
Climate: Warm summers (December to February) and mild winters (June to August)
Currency: $NZD
Cultural diversity: Home to over 180 cultural communities from around the world, with international students from 140 countries
About East Auckland