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  • ENZ success at the NZ Direct Marketing Awards

    It is the first time in the Awards’ history that one organisation has taken out all of the top honours. ENZ was also awarded a further seven golds, three silvers and one bronze across a variety of categories.

    The awards, which celebrate excellence in digital, database and direct marketing, recognised ENZ's database marketing strategy over the past 18 months, including its Study in NZ database marketing programme, MyStudyNZ member website and Future Proof Yourself campaign.

    Each was delivered with the support of SpeakData, ENZ’s data partner, and OMD, ENZ’s media partner.

    ENZ Chief Executive Grant McPherson was delighted with the agency’s success.

    “We’ve made a fundamental shift from promotions, events and limited fact-to-face interactions to a sophisticated digital marketing approach that is truly global that is an asset for New Zealand education providers involved in international education.

    “We want to attract students who choose New Zealand for the value of our education offering and contribute to New Zealand and our society by helping us grow our understanding and connections with the world.” 

    Paul Irwin, ENZ’s General Manager Student Marketing, said ENZ’s digital approach matched the key audience that New Zealand needed to connect with – students.

    “The current generation of students live and breathe in a digital world. Today’s students expect to be able to find what they need on-line and this is playing a key role in their decision making,” said Paul

    “Our digital approach connects students to education offerings that are optimally suited to their interests and ambitions. This helps them have the best possible experience living and studying in New Zealand and boosts employment outcomes.”

    The NZDM Awards are one of two key annual New Zealand marketing award events and are run by the New Zealand Marketing Association.

    This was the first time ENZ entered the awards, competing against many of New Zealand’s biggest corporates, including Spark, Westpac, ANZ, Vodafone and Air New Zealand.

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  • New Zealand universities’ academic reputation ranks first among English-speaking countries

    Published annually, the QS rankings assess more than 1,500 universities globally across areas such as reputation, teaching, research and internationalisation. 

    New Zealand's overall average score of 51 among countries and territories with at least eight institutions featured in this year’s rankings puts it first in the English-speaking world and fifth in the world for the overall quality of its higher education. 

    The 2026 results see New Zealand universities improve across academic reputation, citation per faculty, and international student indicators. New Zealand also ranks the highest globally in terms of employment outcomes among key English-speaking study destinations.  

    Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao Chief Executive Amanda Malu said this is a fantastic result or New Zealand universities as they continue to grow in appeal among international students.  

    “It reinforces New Zealand’s position as a high-quality and welcoming international education destination. 

    “New Zealand universities are all highly regarded for sustainability research and programmes. We need to celebrate this wonderful result for New Zealand universities that highlights the high calibre of our teaching, research staff and students,” Amanda said. 

    On sustainability research and programmes, New Zealand comes second only to Sweden and has three universities in the top 100 globally for the sustainability indicator of the QS rankings.  

    Learn more about the latest QS World University Rankings 2026 here  

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  • Prime Minister’s Scholarship group round opening soon for applications

    New Zealand organisations and institutions will soon be able to apply for this year’s group round of Prime Minister’s Scholarships for Asia and Latin America.

    This award is administered by Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao (ENZ), enabling New Zealanders to experience international education and continue to build and maintain key trade relationships between New Zealand and key Asian and Latin American regions.

    Acting Group General Manager, International Marketing, Brand & Scholarships, Sahinde Pala, said the group programme is flexible, and applicants are encouraged to think creatively about their learning programmes.

    “We invite organisations and institutions to design a learning experience that can give learners the chance to follow their passion, develop connections, and make an impact in our global and local communities” she said.

    Successful past applications have included semester exchanges, language immersion, indigenous-to-indigenous exchange programmes, internships, and research projects.

    Applications can be made by any education provider (including universities, institutions, wānanga, iwi, hapū, whānau, institutes of technology and polytechnics, and private training establishments). 

    About the scholarship

    All citizens or permanent residents of New Zealand over the age of 18 can apply for the scholarship. Recipients do not need to be in tertiary education, as the programme aims to make international educational opportunities accessible to all New Zealanders.

    The scholarships cover tuition fees for offshore institutions, and a contribution towards internship fees, flights, living, accommodation, and visas.

    Since the programme’s beginning in 2013, at least 3810 scholarships have been granted to New Zealanders.

    Applications are open from 26 February to 11 April, find out more by visiting the Prime Minister’s Scholarship website.

    You can also email any questions to the ENZ Scholarships team at scholarship@enz.govt.nz.

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