"Enjoy your education, focus on the things that matter": Interview with Dr. Joanna Fountain

Dr. Joanna Fountain from Lincoln University gives great advice to international students.

Why New Zealand is a great place to prepare for film and TV careers

Victoria Spackman and Gareth McGhie, who have a wealth of experience in the country’s film and television industry, share some excellent advice for students interested in creative careers

Makeup, special FX, creativity, and careers in New Zealand: Q&A with Te Auaha's Dany Pike

Interested in doing makeup for a living? Get advice from one of New Zealand's leading makeup artists – Dany Pike.

Creative Technology Careers: 5 Questions with Darryn Melrose of Media Design School

Darryn Melrose, Chief Executive of Media Design School, spoke to BrainGain magazine about the school, its courses, outcomes and graduates. Read more below.

International student's PhD thesis to help develop renewable energy resources

A French geophysicist in New Zealand has done research that helps improve the exploration and management of geothermal resources

What New Zealand has to offer international students is opportunity

John Laxon, Education New Zealand Regional Director, South, South East Asia and Middle East, spoke to BrainGain Magazine about Education New Zealand's new initiatives and about the increasing number of international students.

New Zealand universities invite applications for 35 scholarships

All 8 universities in the country are offering a total of 35 scholarships for a range of graduate and postgraduate programmes starting in February 2018.

"I’ve been all over the world and I know that Wellington is the best place to study and live…"

With movies like Thor: Rangnarok, Lord of the Rings, and Avatar to his credit, Shane Rangi is a stunt specialist at the top of his game. He spoke about Wellington, studying in New Zealand, and a film career.

A Bit About Applying to University in New Zealand

It’s produced some illustrious personalities – including Sir Edmund Hillary, who was an earlier climber of Mount Everest, and Ernest Rutherford, considered the ‘Father of Nuclear Physics’ – so what else is there to New Zealand – perhaps the ultimate study experience?