Research commissioned by Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao from EY found that international education’s contribution to the New Zealand economy, has the potential to grow and could return to pre-pandemic levels by 2030.
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From what I have seen already this year, the return of the international students is clearly visible across campus and the evening classes with the carparks always full. This has really boosted campus life everywhere you go, it’s a hive of activity and seeing the diversity of the faces in and around Te Puna is awesome. After those years of COVID and not seeing many students around to this just creates a new sense of excitement.