Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology - Overview

Introduction

NMIT is committed to providing excellence in tertiary education in the Nelson and Marlborough regions. Its courses and qualifications have been developed in consultation with industry, the community and other education providers to ensure that they will provide students with the skills, knowledge and experience that they need for their chosen career or for further education

Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology is a high quality tertiary education provider located in the Nelson / Marlborough region at the top of New Zealand's South Island

The Nelson / Marlborough region is one of the most beautiful and desirable areas in New Zealand to live and study. Each year, NMIT attracts around 3,000 equivalent full time students who come to enjoy the scenery, beaches, sunny climate, culture, relaxed lifestyle and education opportunities offered

Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology (NMIT) has spent the past 100 years preparing students for successful careers. Up to 500 International students from over 40 countries choose to study at NMIT every year

Location & Facilities

NMIT has got two main campuses i.e. Nelson & Marlborough.

NMIT's Nelson campus is situated just a few minutes' walk from Nelson's vibrant city centre and within easy driving distance of the many attractions of the Nelson region.

The larger of the two campuses, it is a friendly, lively and leafy environment NMIT’s Marlborough campus is situated in the region’s commercial hub of Blenheim. Specialising in viticulture and aviation, NMIT Marlborough offers almost 20 full time programmes as well as part time and short course options. The attractive campus boasts an on-site vineyard, a library, the training hair salon “Hair Savvy", the beauty salon "Enhance" and a student café

The Marlborough campus is also within easy reach by car of many of the sights for which the region is famous.

The smaller of the two campuses, it is a social but relaxed environment.

Founded

1905

Intake

July

Campus

Nelson

Location

322 Hardy St, Nelson, 7010, New Zealand

University Departments

School of Arts and Media

School of Aviation

School of Business and Computer Technology

School of Health and Social Sciences

Nelson School of Marine Studies (New Zealand School of Fisheries)

School of Technology and Primary Industries

School of Tourism, Hospitality and Wellbeing

English Language School

Top Courses Offered

Music
Nursing
Retail
Tertiary Preparation
Viticulture & Winemaking
Vocational Studies
Writing
Adventure Tourism
Aquaculture
Automotive Trades
Aviation Engineering
Beauty & Body Therapy
Building & Construction
Civil Engineering
Conservation
Digital Design & Photography
Education & Teaching
English Language
Fitness
Hairdressing
Horticulture
Hospitality & Cookery
Interior Design
Maritime
Mechanical Trades

Scholarships & Financial Aid for Indian Students

Airbus Miles Hunter Scholarship
Air New Zealand Regional Maintenance Ltd Scholarship
Akaroa Salmon Scholarship
Beca Scholarship
Blenheim Lions Scholarship
Civil Contracting NZ Nelson Marlborough Branch Scholarship
Code Purple Culinary Arts Scholarship
Constellation Brand Viticulture Scholarship
Employment Support Marlborough Scholarships
Equity Scholarships
George Martin Scholarship
Kaiapa (Uncle) Jack Kohe Scholarship
Kain Scholarships for Women
Marine Farming Association Scholarship
Mitre 10 Mega Nelson Scholarship
Nelson Soroptimist Education Trust Karen Glasgow Study Scholarship
Nelson Soroptimist Education Trust Janice Neame Scholarship
Nelson Soroptimist Education Trust Second Year Scholarship
Nelson Soroptimist Education Trust School Leaver/First Year Scholarship
Nelson Marlborough Freemasons Charity Scholarship
Nelson Pine Industries (Business) Scholarship
Nelson Pine Industries (Carpentry)
New Zealand King Salmon Aquaculture Scholarship
New Zealand King Salmon Business Scholarship
New Zealand King Salmon Hospitality Scholarship
Pene Ruruku Memorial Scholarship
Toss Woollaston Art Scholarship
Wine Marlborough Scholarship
Zonta Scholarship for Women

How to Apply to the Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology

Indian students keen on applying to the Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology can streamline the application process by visiting their nearest Edwise International branch office. Edwise, an official advisor on overseas education provides one-on-one guidance throughout the process, right from application requirements and deadlines to scholarship possibilities and visa support. Our team of experienced counselors can help you acquire a thorough understanding of the Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology's admission procedure, necessary documentation, and guidelines for submitting an impressive application. Whether you're applying for undergraduate, graduate, or professional programs, visiting an Edwise office guarantees a seamless, knowledgeable, and well-supported journey to studying at one of the top universities in New Zealand.

FAQs

Which is the best university in New Zealand for international students?
Top universities in New Zealand include the University of Auckland, University of Otago, Univeristy of Waikato, etc. However it is not possible to call any of them the best as they differ in the courses and faciliteis offered by the specific universities.
What is the cost of studying in New Zealand for Indian students?
Ans: The total cost for a student in New Zealand would amount to approximately NZD 20,000 per year. To view the complete breakdown of the tuition fees, living expenses and accommodation costs, refer to the cost section above.
What are the accomodation arrangements that are available for students?
There are institutions that arrange residential accommodation for students who are not staying with relatives or friends. However, you may also arrange accommodation for yourself. You should indicate whether or not you want assistance in finding accommodation when you apply to the institution.
When can international students get a job search visa?
Students can apply for a job search visa after 3 months of completing the program. If the student receives a job offer in a related industry, the student visa can be converted to a work permit or permanent residency based on the eligibility and the skill migrant category at that time of application.
What are the part time work opportunities for students and how much can they earn?
Students are allowed to work part-time for 20 hours per week. The wages range from NZ$18-NZ$22 per hour. Students can choose to work in restaurants, farms, malls and as marketing executives.