UC Master of Business Management

University of Canterbury · UC Business School · Christchurch, New Zealand
  • NZQCF Level 9
  • Campus-based
  • Conversion master's
21 min read · Published on August 28, 2026 · Updated on August 28, 2026
Full-programme planINR 56.79 lakh

Tuition, 78 living weeks, UC allowance and visa.

2027 tuitionNZD 59,400

full 180-point fee

Duration1.5 years

full-time

Degree size180 points

Level 9 master's

Entry averageUC grade B-minus

300-level courses

EnglishIELTS 6.5

no skill below 6.0

Next deadline1 Dec 2026

Semester One 2027

What is the UC Master of Business Management, and what should you verify first?

At 180 points, the UC Master of Business Management is a 1.5-year campus-based conversion master’s for graduates from any discipline. It begins in February or July. The 2027 Special Programme Fee is NZD 59,400 for the whole qualification, approximately INR 33.75 lakh at the reference exchange rate.

The central unresolved issue is the project arithmetic. The regulations require 165 Schedule C points and 15 elective points. The 30-point project route totals 180, while the listed 45-point project produces 195 when the required elective is added. This page presents both official options but treats the 45-point study plan as unresolved.

How much does the UC Master of Business Management cost for an Indian student?

The transparent 1.5-year plan is NZD 99,944, approximately INR 56.79 lakh. It combines the full 2027 Special Programme Fee, 78 weeks of UC’s homestay estimate, its annual or one-off allowance once and the current minimum student visa application fee.

Full 1.5-year planning budget

ItemINRLocal currencyWhen it is due
UC Special Programme Fee for 180 points in 2027INR 33.75 lakhNZD 59,400Paid at the start of study
UC homestay estimate for 78 weeksINR 21.18 lakhNZD 37,284Across the full 1.5 years
UC annual or one-off allowanceINR 1.37 lakhNZD 2,410Included once for planning
Fee Paying Student VisaINR 48,297NZD 850At the current minimum charge
Full-programme planning totalINR 56.79 lakhNZD 99,944Before named exclusions

UC's homestay estimate describes one living arrangement, not a fixed contract or the Immigration New Zealand funds test. The 78-week calculation follows the full published 1.5-year duration rather than using only one academic year. Converted using NZD 1 = approximately INR 56.82 from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand B1 release dated 27 August 2026. INR comparisons exclude bank spreads and transfer charges.

UC publishes a 2027 Special Programme Fee of NZD 59,400 for 180 points. The fee is for the whole qualification and is paid at the start, including when the programme takes longer than one year. It must not be multiplied by the 1.5-year duration.

The living line uses the UC homestay estimate dated 15 July 2026. NZD 478 multiplied by 78 weeks gives NZD 37,284. The weekly amount includes accommodation, mobile use, food, transport, contents and liability insurance, and incidentals. It is an estimate rather than a housing quote.

The same UC page lists NZD 2,410 in annual or one-off costs for placement, books and stationery, parking and clothing. This plan includes it once. An 18-month student may spend more after the first year, so the allowance doesn’t cap personal expenses.

The current Fee Paying Student Visa starts from NZD 850. Immigration New Zealand separately requires tuition evidence, living funds, outward travel money, insurance and any applicable health or character evidence. The filing charge is only one part of an individual visa budget.

The NZD 99,944 total excludes Student Services Levy, international student insurance, flights, accommodation or tuition deposits, bank spreads, transfer charges and later fee or exchange-rate changes. UC’s fee rules also exclude repeated courses and excess points. Health checks and police certificates remain outside this plan.

At the Reserve Bank of New Zealand B1 rate dated 27 August 2026, NZD 1 was approximately INR 56.82. Tuition is approximately INR 33.75 lakh, living is INR 21.18 lakh, the allowance is INR 1.37 lakh and the visa is INR 48,297. NZD remains the authoritative planning currency.

The India High Achievers Scholarship lists a NZD 10,000 postgraduate tuition contribution. Semester One 2027 applications close on 24 October 2026, while Semester Two applications close on 30 April 2027. It is competitive, so approximately INR 5.68 lakh isn’t deducted before a written award.

Part-time work can’t safely close the funding gap. The visa conditions may allow up to 25 hours of work weekly and full-time work during eligible holidays. The full-time course load, project work, job availability, roster and earnings remain separate uncertainties and can’t be budgeted as guaranteed income.

Can an Indian graduate get into the UC Master of Business Management?

The normal route needs a bachelor’s in any discipline with a UC B-minus average across 300-level courses. Academic Equivalent Standing or the PGCertBus with no failed course can also qualify. UC publishes no MBM-specific Indian percentage or CGPA table, so individual assessment is necessary.

Requirements in checking order

RequirementPublished ruleWhat you do
Prior degree (India)Bachelor's in any disciplineUpload the award, transcript and grading scale
Academic average (India)UC B-minus average across 300-level courses or equivalentMap final-year or advanced courses and marks
Equivalent route (India)Academic Equivalent Standing to the approved degree standardRequest an individual written assessment
Certificate routePGCertBus with no failed coursesProvide the complete UC record
Indian marks (India)No MBM-specific percentage or ten-point GPA publishedUse the UC checker or formal assessment
English (India)IELTS Academic 6.5 overall with at least 6.0 in every skillUse one accepted valid result
GRE or GMAT (India)Neither test is published as an MBM requirementDo not budget for either unless UC requests it
Final approval (India)Executive Dean or delegate approvalTreat the minimum as eligibility, not an offer

The degree can be in any discipline. The regulations focus on the level and B-minus average of 300-level study rather than prior business courses. That makes the MBM a conversion route, but UC still decides whether an overseas qualification and its advanced courses are equivalent.

The official India programme table can’t settle the mark threshold. The August 2025 document predates this award and has no Master of Business Management row. It contains a differently named Master of Business (Management), whose percentages and GPA bands can’t be copied into this page.

An applicant therefore needs the current UC requirements checker or a formal assessment of the university, degree, grading system and 300-level results. A course map can identify the final-year or advanced courses, credits, marks and grading scale. It supports interpretation but cannot create an unofficial conversion.

The PGCertBus route is separate from a generic postgraduate certificate. The regulations require completion of that named UC certificate with no failed courses. Applicants holding another certificate need UC to decide whether Academic Equivalent Standing applies rather than assuming automatic transfer.

The standard postgraduate English requirement is IELTS Academic 6.5 overall with 6.0 in each skill. PTE needs 58 overall with 50 in each communicative skill. Duolingo needs 120 overall with 105 in each band. Other accepted tests carry their own date and component rules.

UC changed TOEFL iBT scoring for tests taken from 21 January 2026. The current table requires 4.5 overall, Listening 3.5, Reading 3.5, Writing 4.0 and Speaking 3.5. Earlier tests use 90 overall with 19 in each skill. The test date determines which scale applies.

Neither GRE nor GMAT appears on the qualification page or in the regulations. That negative finding does not lower the academic or English rules. Admission still depends on the bachelor’s route, B-minus equivalent and Executive Dean approval.

Course prerequisites matter after admission. The UC course catalogue lists restrictions, prerequisites and occurrences. MBUS672 requires MBUS604, while MBUS673 and MBUS674 require earlier postgraduate study or approval. The admitted programme and the semester sequence must fit those dependencies.

UC publishes one relevant rule in exact words.

“Beginning in either February or July, the programme will take 1.5 years to complete, or can be completed within 4 years part-time.”University of Canterbury, official Master of Business Management page

The quoted line is read with the complete official page and the individual offer.

Four rules that change an Indian application

  1. The India table has no MBM row

    This award began in 2026, after the dated India programme table. The similarly named Master of Business (Management) is not this qualification, so its mark bands cannot be reused.
  2. B-minus applies to advanced study

    The published route asks for a B-minus average across 300-level courses, not merely a pass in the whole bachelor’s. UC decides which overseas courses represent that level.
  3. A conversion degree still has prerequisites

    Admission from any discipline does not remove sequencing and individual course prerequisites. The approved study plan must place evidence-based management before MBUS672 and satisfy later-course rules.
  4. Dean approval remains decisive

    The published minimum establishes a route to assessment, not an offer. The Executive Dean or delegate approves candidature and any equivalent-standing or substitution decision.

How should an Indian applicant apply for the UC Master of Business Management in 2027?

Start with an MBM-specific academic assessment because the India table has no current row, then prepare complete myUC records and English evidence. UC lists 1 December 2026 for Semester One and 1 May 2027 for Semester Two, while recommending a six-month lead time.

Obtain the MBM-specific academic assessment and 180-point plan, submit the academic and English file in myUC, accept the offer and Enrolment Agreement, prepay tuition as instructed, obtain the receipt, apply for the Fee Paying Student Visa and complete enrolment.

This intake is short by 132 days. Only 96 days remain and the chain needs 228. Target the next intake instead of rushing an incomplete file.

Start byTaskTakesWhy this date
17 Apr 2026Complete accepted English evidence75 daysAllow preparation, one official result and time for a retake if a component misses the minimum.
03 Jun 2026Prepare the academic equivalence file28 daysAllow four weeks for transcripts, grading evidence and an advanced-course map.
17 Jun 2026Resolve the 180-point study plan14 daysAllow two weeks for UC to confirm the project route, elective and current regulation version.
01 Jul 2026Submit the complete myUC application42 daysAllow six weeks for assessment, requests and an admission decision.
12 Aug 2026Accept the offer and arrange funds21 daysAllow three weeks to read conditions, confirm the invoice, arrange payment and obtain the receipt.
02 Sep 2026Submit the student visa application90 daysUse Immigration New Zealand's recommendation to apply three months before travel.

The allowances are Nbyula planning estimates, not processing times published by University of Canterbury.

The first application issue is academic equivalence. The India table lacks this MBM, so the applicant’s university, award, grading scale and 300-level results need an individual UC assessment. A similarly named older qualification does not supply a safe threshold.

Allow 6 months before the planned start, following UC’s international recommendation. The published general dates are 1 December 2026 for Semester One 2027 and 1 May 2027 for Semester Two. February and July are the qualification’s stated starts, but a complete offshore file should not wait for the closing date.

The overseas qualification process asks for transcripts, graduation certificates, a grading scale and English translations where documents use another language. A separate course map can identify advanced subjects and marks. It supports the assessment but does not replace official records or the university’s decision.

The 180-point programme also needs to be settled before payment. The current regulations create different totals for the two project options. The offer or written study plan should identify every course, project, elective, total point count and any approved substitution.

The myUC process carries the application, academic uploads and qualification selection. An offer should be checked against the intended February or July start, campus delivery, 180 points, programme conditions and fee. The Enrolment Agreement controls the applicant’s actual invoice and enrolment terms.

The visa file needs the offer, tuition payment evidence, living funds, outward travel evidence, insurance and any required health or character documents. The Fee Paying Student Visa page currently reports 80 percent processed within 8.5 weeks and recommends applying three months before travel. Neither measure guarantees one file’s decision date.

The scholarship file runs on its own schedule. The India High Achievers Scholarship closes on 24 October 2026 for Semester One 2027 and 30 April 2027 for Semester Two. Admission does not automatically create an award, and an award should not reduce the funding plan until confirmed.

The scholarship closes firstThe India High Achievers Scholarship closes on 24 October 2026 for Semester One 2027, before the 1 December general admission date. It is a separate competitive application.
The project route needs written arithmeticMBUS672 produces a clear 180-point total. The listed MBUS681 plus nine base courses and the required elective totals 195. The approved 2027 personal programme must explain the difference.

What career outcomes can the UC Master of Business Management support?

The broad curriculum can support business development, consulting, people, projects, operations, strategy, sales and entrepreneurship. UC publishes no current MBM placement rate, cohort salary distribution or named hiring pipeline, so these are pathways rather than guaranteed roles or levels of seniority.

Outcome evidence and its limits

MeasureFigureBasis
MBM placement rateNot publishedCurrent exact-programme sources checked
MBM salary resultNot publishedNo current cohort distribution found
Management consultant payNZD 74,000 to 143,000Most common pre-tax occupation range
Applied capstone30 or 45 points listedPoint arithmetic differs by route
Post Study Work Visa3 years may applyDepends on qualifying full-time NZ study

The pay line covers management consultants across New Zealand and experience levels. It is not a UC MBM starting salary, placement result, job offer or return-on-investment forecast.

This is a conversion master’s, so the likely career value combines the student’s original discipline with new business breadth. The programme page identifies consultancy, human resources, strategy, operations, logistics, management and business ownership. The degree title alone does not determine job seniority.

The 2027 MBUS672 course is the clearest applied evidence. Teams work with a client organisation, diagnose a management issue, gather and assess multiple evidence sources, engage stakeholders and develop recommendations. This can produce consulting examples. It remains assessed study, not an internship or employment contract.

MBUS681 is listed as a larger consultancy project with independent learning and academic supervision. The regulations do not explain how it fits the required 180 points. The page therefore does not claim that every student can choose that route without extra points, altered courses or a personal variation.

Tahatu’s management consultant profile reports NZD 74,000 to NZD 143,000 as the most common pre-tax range, NZD 57,000 lower and NZD 200,000 upper. It also says this occupation usually needs experience and a qualification. The range spans workers at different stages and is not conversion-graduate starting pay.

One UC graduate story identifies Abhinav Sachdeva as an Advisor in International Revenue Strategy at Inland Revenue. One UC-selected student story describes Janavi Kadhiravan working with Farmlands through a project. The individual outcome and selected learning example are not a cohort placement result.

The exact-programme experience sweep found three independent accounts, only two with substantial current decision detail, and no three-account pattern. It therefore supports no typical workload, teaching, capstone, cohort, career-switch, Christchurch-life, internship or drawback claim. Older project titles are especially unsafe because the programme structure changed in 2026.

The Association of MBAs profile lists the Master of Business Management among UC Business School’s accredited programmes. AACSB and EQUIS apply at school level. Accreditation supports a quality statement, but it creates no regulated management designation, placement, salary or visa entitlement.

Current Post Study Work Visa rules say a Level 9 master’s studied full-time in New Zealand for at least 30 weeks can support a three-year visa. The 1.5-year campus route appears capable of meeting the duration condition, but completion, location, timing, funds, health, character and current rules still apply.

How is UC ranked for business around the Master of Business Management?

UC Business School reports the QS 301 to 350 band for Business and Management Studies and the Times Higher Education 201 to 250 band for Business and Economics in 2026. These are subject results, not rankings of the Master of Business Management.

PublisherPositionTable and year
QS301 to 350Business and Management Studies 2026
Times Higher Education201 to 250Business and Economics 2026

Who is the UC Master of Business Management for?

It fits a graduate from any discipline who wants a broad business conversion and can accept a generalist rather than specialist curriculum. It needs individual assessment for Indian marks and a written project plan. It does not fit someone needing an internship, specialised professional recognition or a guaranteed management role.

Match your background to the published structure

VerdictYour backgroundWhy
Strong fitNon-business graduate with strong advanced marksThe any-discipline route and broad core are designed for conversion study.
Strong fitEarly-career professional seeking commercial breadthThe curriculum covers nine core business areas and an applied consultancy project.
Needs evidenceBusiness graduate seeking management breadthOverlap may exist, and UC can require postgraduate substitutions for exempted courses.
Needs evidenceIndian applicant relying on a specific percentageThe current India table has no MBM row, so UC must assess the result individually.
Do not shortlistApplicant seeking specialist accounting, finance, analytics or IT depthThe programme is generalist and does not replace a specialist master's curriculum.
Do not shortlistApplicant who needs a guaranteed internship or manager titleThe projects are academic consultancy routes and no job outcome is promised.

The strongest fit uses the original degree as a domain base. An engineer can add commercial and people perspectives, a designer can add strategy and finance, and a science graduate can add evidence-based management and marketing. The conversion design builds breadth rather than erasing the value of the first discipline.

A business graduate may still benefit, but course overlap matters. The regulations say an exempted scheduled course is replaced with another appropriate postgraduate course approved by the Executive Dean. Exemption does not automatically reduce the 180-point award or the Special Programme Fee.

A student interested in consulting should distinguish evidence from promise. The 30-point capstone provides team-based client work and recommendations. It does not promise an individual brief, paid internship, client implementation, employment or entry at management-consultant pay.

The programme is a weak fit when the goal needs specialist depth or statutory recognition. Accounting, finance and marketing appear in the core, but each occupies part of a general 180-point structure. The qualification page does not claim professional registration or specialist accreditation for those functions.

Financial fit also matters. UC publishes no MBM placement rate, salary distribution or rapid-promotion evidence. The approximately INR 56.79 lakh plan should remain affordable without a guaranteed job. The occupation pay range describes a wider experienced labour market and cannot prove this degree’s return.

What does the UC Master of Business Management curriculum contain?

The regulations list nine 15-point base courses, one 30 or 45-point consultancy project and one 15-point elective. The 30-point project route totals the declared 180 points. The 45-point route produces 195 under the same written rules, so its approved 180-point composition needs a UC explanation.

Complete regulated base, project and elective schedule

CodeComponentPointsWhere it sits
MBAZ601Accounting for Managers15Schedule C base course
MBAZ602Business Economics15Schedule C base course
MBAZ603Managerial Finance15Schedule C base course
MBUS602Leadership15Schedule C base course
MBUS603Managing People and Performance15Schedule C base course
MBUS604Evidence based management15Schedule C base course
MBUS650Business Strategy15Schedule C base course
MBUS673Innovation15Schedule C base course
MKTG631Marketing15Schedule C base course
MBUS672Evidence-Based Management Consulting Project30Schedule C project option, exact 180-point route
MBUS681Consultancy Project45Schedule C option, creates unresolved 195-point reading
MBAZ605Business Law15Schedule E option
MBUS652Topics in Indigenous Economics15Schedule E option
MBUS654International Business15Schedule E option
MBUS674Critical Thinking and Problem Solving15Schedule E option
Total180
  • Complete at least 180 points for the qualification
  • Complete 165 points from Schedule C and 15 points from Schedule E
  • The nine 15-point base courses total 135 points
  • MBUS672 adds 30 points and produces 165 Schedule C points before the 15-point elective
  • MBUS681 adds 45 points and produces an unresolved 180 Schedule C plus 15 Schedule E reading
  • With approval, replace up to 15 Schedule E points with an equivalent-level course in another subject
  • A student is withdrawn after failing more than 30 points

The nine base courses create broad business literacy. Accounting, economics and finance develop quantitative commercial understanding. Leadership and people cover organisations, while evidence-based management focuses on better decisions. Strategy, innovation and marketing connect analysis to markets and change. The base totals 135 points.

MBUS672 gives the cleanest regulated arithmetic. Nine base courses total 135, the project adds 30 and one Schedule E elective adds 15, producing 180. The 2027 course page confirms Semester Two dates, team-based client work, stakeholder engagement, multiple evidence sources and recommendations.

MBUS681 creates a conflict rather than a second settled plan. Nine base courses plus its 45 points equal 180 Schedule C points. The same regulations separately require 15 Schedule E points, producing 195. The public page also mentions a 45-point project and elective while retaining a 180-point award.

No official source checked identifies which 15 points disappear under the MBUS681 route. The page therefore does not remove a core, waive the elective or relabel 195 as 180. A written personal programme from UC must state every included course and point total before an applicant chooses the 45-point option.

The electives add legal, Indigenous-economics, international-business or critical-thinking context. The Schedule E rule permits up to 15 points to be replaced with an equivalent-level course in another subject, with Executive Dean approval. It does not create an unrestricted free elective.

The course list does not guarantee every option in every intake. The 2026 schedule marked MBUS652 not offered, while the live catalogue controls 2027 occurrences. Prerequisites can also shape the order. A complete course plan needs the chosen project, one available elective and any approved substitutions.

The regulation PDF contains another source conflict. A footnote says `Subject to CUAP approval`, while the document came into force on 1 January 2026, says the award was first offered in 2026 and sits beside an active qualification page. This appears stale but has not been silently deleted from the evidence.

Progression is strict enough to affect cost and timing. The rules require withdrawal after more than 30 failed points. An exempted scheduled course must be replaced with another approved postgraduate course, so prior study does not automatically reduce the qualification size or living-cost plan.

Should you shortlist the UC Master of Business Management?

Shortlist it if your bachelor’s is outside business and you want broad commercial, leadership and evidence-based management study with an applied consultancy capstone. It is not a specialist professional qualification, guaranteed internship or direct route into a senior management job.

The academic value lies in a nine-course base spanning accounting, economics, finance, leadership, people, evidence, strategy, innovation and marketing. The 30-point MBUS672 route is the clearest current plan because nine base courses, that project and one elective total 180. Its 2027 course page confirms team-based work with a client organisation on a real management issue.

Three drawbacks can change the decision. The plan reaches approximately INR 56.79 lakh before Student Services Levy, insurance, flights, deposits and later changes. The India table has no MBM-specific mark conversion. The 45-point project creates an unresolved 195-point reading, and UC publishes no current MBM placement rate or salary distribution.

Before deciding, compare complete cost, Indian eligibility, application timing and point conflict.

Key takeaways
  • The UC Master of Business Management is a 180-point, 1.5-year campus conversion master's with February and July starts.
  • The transparent plan is NZD 99,944 or approximately INR 56.79 lakh before Student Services Levy, insurance, flights, deposits and later changes.
  • Admission needs a bachelor's in any discipline with a B-minus average across 300-level courses, but no MBM-specific Indian mark table is published.
  • The nine-course base spans accounting, economics, finance, leadership, people, evidence, strategy, innovation and marketing.
  • MBUS672 produces a clear 180-point plan, while MBUS681 creates an unresolved 195-point reading when the required elective is included.
  • The experience sweep found no pattern, and UC publishes no guaranteed internship, placement rate, salary result or MBM programme rank.

Frequently asked questions

What is the total cost of the UC Master of Business Management for an Indian student?

The transparent plan is NZD 99,944, approximately INR 56.79 lakh. It combines NZD 59,400 tuition, 78 weeks of UC's NZD 478 homestay estimate, its NZD 2,410 allowance and the visa fee from NZD 850. Student Services Levy, insurance, flights, deposits and later changes remain extra.

What marks does an Indian applicant need for the UC MBM?

UC requires a B-minus average across 300-level bachelor's courses or an approved equivalent. Its dated India programme table has no Master of Business Management row. A differently named Master of Business entry must not be reused, so applicants need the UC checker or a formal individual assessment.

Can a non-business graduate apply for the UC Master of Business Management?

Yes. The published bachelor's route accepts any discipline when the academic average meets UC's B-minus standard across 300-level courses. Executive Dean approval still applies. Course restrictions and sequencing remain relevant after admission, so an any-discipline route does not mean every course is prerequisite-free.

What IELTS score is needed for the UC Master of Business Management?

The postgraduate minimum is IELTS Academic 6.5 overall with at least 6.0 in reading, writing, listening and speaking. UC also accepts specified PTE, Duolingo, TOEFL and other routes. Each has its own overall, component, test-date and verification rules on the live English table.

Does the UC Master of Business Management include an internship?

No formal internship is published. MBUS672 is a 30-point team consulting project with a client organisation, while MBUS681 is a 45-point consultancy project. Both are academic capstone options. UC does not promise paid work, a preferred client, individual placement, implementation or employment after the project.

Why can the UC MBM course list total 195 points?

Nine base courses total 135 points. MBUS681 adds 45, making 180 Schedule C points, while the regulations separately require a 15-point elective. That produces 195. UC must provide the approved 180-point MBUS681 plan in writing because no checked source identifies which component is removed.

When are the 2027 UC Master of Business Management deadlines?

UC lists 1 December 2026 for Semester One 2027 international applications and 1 May 2027 for Semester Two. The programme starts in February and July. UC recommends applying at least six months before study, and the India High Achievers Scholarship closes earlier for each intake.

Can UC MBM graduates get a three-year Post Study Work Visa?

Current rules can support a three-year visa after a Level 9 master's studied full-time in New Zealand for at least 30 weeks. The 1.5-year campus route appears capable of meeting the duration condition, but completion, study location, timing, funds, health, character and current rules still apply.

Sources

These sources support the programme, admission, cost, experience and immigration information used on this page.

Sources checked on August 27, 2026. This page plans for the February 2027 intake.

No.SourceEvidence role
01University of Canterbury, Master of Business Management qualification pageCore programme evidence
02University of Canterbury, 2026 Master of Business Management regulationsSupporting external evidence
03University of Canterbury Course Information, MBUS672 Semester Two 2027Supporting external evidence
04University of Canterbury Course InformationSupporting external evidence
05University of Canterbury, dated programme-specific entry requirements for IndiaSupporting external evidence
06University of Canterbury, Check what you need toolSupporting external evidence
07University of Canterbury, admission with an overseas qualificationSupporting external evidence
08University of Canterbury, Postgraduate Level 1 English requirementsSupporting external evidence
09University of Canterbury, 2027 international enrolment datesSupporting external evidence
10University of Canterbury, international enrolment processSupporting external evidence
11University of Canterbury, 2027 international master's feesSupporting external evidence
12University of Canterbury, homestay estimate dated 15 July 2026Supporting external evidence
13University of Canterbury, India High Achievers Scholarship 2027Supporting external evidence
14Immigration New Zealand, Fee Paying Student VisaSupporting external evidence
15Immigration New Zealand, Post Study Work Visa durationSupporting external evidence
16New Zealand Qualifications Authority, master's degree definitionSupporting external evidence
17Tahatu Career Navigator, management consultant occupationSupporting external evidence
18University of Canterbury, Abhinav Sachdeva student storySupporting external evidence
19University of Canterbury, Janavi Kadhiravan student storySupporting external evidence
20Association of MBAs, University of Canterbury Business School profileSupporting external evidence
21University of Canterbury, UC Business School accreditationsSupporting external evidence
22Times Higher Education, University of Canterbury Business and Economics 2026Supporting external evidence
23Reserve Bank of New Zealand, Exchange Rates and Trade Weighted Index B1 released 27 August 2026Supporting external evidence
24Research Organization Registry, University of CanterburySupporting external evidence

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