New Zealand

Auckland

Study in Auckland

Study in Auckland with EF and immerse yourself in the fascinating mix of culture, landscapes and urban lifestyles in New Zealand’s largest city.

The city of Auckland is blessed by one of the world’s most stunning urban settings; black-sand beaches, lush green mountains and glittering waterways all share space with the skyscrapers of downtown. Study in Auckland and find a city that is far more than just a pretty face. New Zealand’s largest metropolis is the economic capital of the country and many international companies have offices here The city is also home to several major universities, including the University of Auckland, which welcomes large numbers of new international students every year.

EF Auckland is situated in the city’s university district, just around the corner from the colorful shops of Queen Street. Students pursuing higher education in New Zealand can enroll in our exam preparation courses, while the EF Internship Program goes beyond traditional English studies by offering international work experience in fields such as marketing, tourism and environmental protection.

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School Highlights

In the city center

Located next to Sky Tower

Other nearby attractions include Bastion Point and Pou Kapua

Relaxed, friendly atmosphere

Safe student area

The City of Sails

Nestled between two glittering harbors, Auckland is often called the City of Sails due to the countless sailboats dotting the surrounding waters. Auckland is perched near the top of the sub-tropical North Island and most locals spend their weekends embracing the unparalleled natural beauty, but bustling sidewalk cafés and swanky wine bars tempt the city’s urban set to stick around.

 

Study in Auckland and discover a fascinating mix of cultures. The city blends residents of Polynesian, Maori, European and South East Asian stock. Spend a year here and you’ll experience both the multicultural urbanism and unparalleled beauty of New Zealand’s largest city. Pay homage to Maori culture at Pou Kapua, the world’s tallest Pacific carving. Tour the Hauraki Gulf and stop for lunch on the white sand beaches of Great Barrier Island. Share a bottle of wine among the endless rows of vineyards popping up around Auckland. On the weekends, head south for a hiking trip along the epic Milford Track or atop the world-famous Franz Josef Glacier.

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