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If research is expensive, why not go for normal masters and then proceed to PhD after your one year program. Good luck

pongwa:
it's a masters by research and I plan to proceed to PHD.

Can you check for one year program ?

pongwa:
last time I checked, it was 51k NZD (total yearly for a two years program)

How much is the tuition fees please..

pongwa:
I have admission but no money to pay tuition

Which university? Is masters program?

pongwa:
I have admission but no money to pay tuition

I have a experience in joinery, bricklayer and painting .

I'm working in a building construction company.

CalabarSamurai:
What is exactly is your role in that construction company.

Not as a receptionist but as a skilled worker.

CalabarSamurai:
As a receptionist or ? what is your role?, you see there are two things that can justify your choice of masters - your first degree and/or your work experience.

Can I email you please 🙏 I have important stuff ask you ..

CalabarSamurai:
As a receptionist or ? what is your role?, you see there are two things that can justify your choice of masters - your first degree and/or your work experience.

WarriAproko:
What's the hope of a 3rd class applying for school I'm New Zealand

Yes, there is hope with a Third Class ❌ Direct Master’s at top universities is hard
Postgraduate Diploma / Polytechnic route is best

The Whatsapp group link isn't working

GraduatesGrant:
i hope it works
https:///J2GTvZml0poK0JggMEmcQN?mode=ems_copy_t

cheers!

I'm working in a construction company.

CalabarSamurai:
Okay there's still another way - What sector does your work experience fall under?

Thank you. But for No 2, I don't know the in demand field, I'm not an engineering or medical student. I studied (information and library science). I don't know if I still have opportunity in New Zealand. I really want to get the full information before I can move with my application. Lastly, thank you so much for your feedback 🙏

CalabarSamurai:
1. What do you want to study?

2. Is your chosen field in demand in New Zealand?

3. No destination is truly cheap—you simply have to weigh the pros and cons and decide whether the cost is worth it.

If your answer to number 2 is yes, then you’re on the right track.

CalabarSamurai:
Tuition fees differs from school to school and course to course even in the same school, there are usually scholarships for international students. The choice of course and schools is up to you.

please, I want to apply for new Zealand but I don't know about job opportunities and after school the opportunity of getting PR. and region that is less expensive.

Please how much is tuition fees in New Zealand for masters program? Any scholarship for international students?

Pls bosses, can someone please tell me little more about Finland and there Post graduate studies.