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• Advertising opportunity for Japan’s 2025 New Zealand Study Guidebook

  The KBUNSHA New Zealand Study Guidebook is a trusted publication and is the only one of its kind supported by the New Zealand Embassy in Tokyo and Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao (ENZ). KBUNSHA distributes 20,000 copies of the study guidebook to Japanese schools, universities and education organisations as well as education fairs and seminars.    

  ENZ Business Development Manager – Japan, Tomomi Kontani said advertising here is a great opportunity to leverage an increased demand for information on New Zealand’s education offering.

  “We are continuing to see significant interest in New Zealand as an education destination from students and their parents, schools, and education agents here in Japan” she said.

  “This is a great opportunity to showcase what makes New Zealand unique, especially in the regions. Destination marketing plays a key role in student attraction for a market like Japan with a tourism focus,” Tomomi added.

  The guidebook’s last edition was distributed at the annual student fair and stakeholder focus events hosted by ENZ Japan. The events attracted around 1,000 people. The guidebook remains the main information source ENZ refers to and distributes at upcoming events in 2025.  

  Advertisement rates for individual providers range from approx. $2,560 NZD to $6,120 NZD for guidebook and or website listings. With the ‘Premier Plan’ and ‘Advertorial Plan’, the school logo will be listed on the new scholarship campaign page built by KBUNSHA. Individual providers can download the proposal here. Advertising copy can be provided in English.   

  For regional groups, download the proposal here for further details on the guidebook and pricing (approx. $2,200 NZD for a two-page colour advertisement and $3,300 NZD for a four-page colour advertisement). 

  Bookings must be made by 27 June 2025 directly with KBUNSHA. For more information, visit the KBUNSHA website here. The 2024 guidebook can be viewed here.  

  KBUNSHA contact:  

  Minori Takahashi (Director) 

  Tel: +81-3-3234-1744 

  Email: minori@kbunsha.com 

   

   

   

• Empowering early career scientists through New Zealand-Germany research collaboration

  The third funding round of the New Zealand-German academic exchange programme, known as the Programmes for Project-Related Personal Exchange (PPP programme), has enabled five New Zealand research projects to undertake research with academic partners from Germany.

  The following universities have formed partnerships:

  • University of Auckland and University of Paderborn
    Topic: Preparing students for a data science future using innovative teaching  
    
    
  • University of Auckland and the Technical University of Dortmund
    Topic: The development of contextual visual processing in the Ebbinghaus: illusion in children and its underlying neuronal basis (EBBI-KIDS) 
    
    
  • University of Auckland and University Medical Centre Hamburg-Eppendorf
    Topic: Perspectives of equitable medical education: a comparison between Aotearoa New Zealand and Germany
    
    
  • University of Canterbury and Westcoast University of Applied Sciences
    Topic: Younger generations as reflexive agents of change: Motivating Generation (Gen) Z to participate in the voluntary sector
    
    
  • University of Otago and Helmholtz Munich
    Topic: Modulation of central GIPR signalling to increase health during ageing

  The programme invited researchers to think of a project that would particularly benefit from working with German academic counterparts. Research projects will run from 2025 to 2026, with work taking place in both New Zealand and Germany. 

  Acting Regional Director, Americas & Europe, Natalie Lulia, said the programme aims to strengthen the relationships between New Zealand and German academics and institutions.   

  “It opens up New Zealand researchers to a global network of academics.  

  “Since the programme’s beginning, we’ve seen awardees think forward and explore possibilities of further collaboration with their research partners” she said. 

  The PPP programme was established in 2021, when ENZ and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) signed a Memorandum of Understanding.   

  The bilateral agreement between ENZ and the DAAD enables young academics to further their careers and expand their international research links. ENZ contributes funding to support New Zealand researchers, while the DAAD supports German researchers to travel to New Zealand.  

  Find out more about the PPP programme by visiting the dedicated page on our website. 

  You can also contact Olga Elli, Associate Director of Engagement, Europe at europe@enz.govt.nz. 

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• Looking ahead to 2026 – What’s happening in our markets

  We’ve highlighted ENZ-led in-market experiences that are underway for the first half of the year below, and we are also excited to provide you with provisional dates for in-market experiences that are planned for the second half of 2026, including New Zealand student fairs and agent seminars in Thailand, South Korea, China and Viet Nam (agent seminars only in Viet Nam and China).   

  Other targeted subsector in-market experiences will be developed around our flagship student fairs and agent seminars to maximise travel for visiting providers. These will be in ENZ's other focus markets in the region, including Japan, and will be delivered before or after the dates listed below. Further details will be shared in early 2026. 

  In the new year, we will invite providers to apply to participate in our in-market experiences.  Please note that, given rising costs, we will likely need to review participation fees. Keep an eye on the ENZ website's events page at www.enz.govt.nz/events, and updates will be included in upcoming editions of E-News. 

  ENZ in-market experiences	Subsector	Dates	Location	Status
  ENZ Indonesia Roadshow	Universities	30 Jan – 6 February 2026	Five cities, Indonesia	Applications closed
  ENZ Philippines Roadshow	ITP & PTE	18-25 February 2026	Manila, Pampanga & Davao,  Philippines	Applications closed
  New Zealand Vocational Connect	ITP & PTE	27 February 2026	New Delhi, India	Applications now open
  ENZ Sri Lanka Roadshow	ITP & PTE	5-8 March 2026	Colombo & Kandy, Sri Lanka	Applications closed
  New Zealand Agent Seminars	All sectors	23-27 March 2026	Shanghai, Guangzhou & Zhengzhou, China	Applications now open (close 22 January 2026).  More information contained in this edition of E-News
  ENZ USA Roadshow	Universities	2 – 6 March 2026	Hawaii, USA	Applications closed
  ENZ Malaysia Roadshow	Universities	17-23 April	Three cities, Malaysia	Applications closed
  ENZ South America Roadshow	English Language	14 – 27 May 2026	Chile, Brazil, Colombia	Applications now open (close 30 January 2026)
  ENZ Philippines Roadshow	PTE, ITP	18-22 June 2026	Cebu and Manila, Philippines	Second round: applications open in March
  New Zealand Agent Seminar	All sectors	24-26 August 2026	Ho Chi Minh & Hanoi, Viet Nam	Applications to open late January
  New Zealand Agent Seminar	All sectors	28 August 2026 – date tbc	Bangkok, Thailand	Applications to open late January
  New Zealand Student Fair	All sectors	29 August 2026 – date tbc	Bangkok, Thailand	Applications to open late January
  New Zealand Student Fair	All sectors	5 September 2026 – date tbc	Seoul, South Korea	Applications to open late January
  New Zealand Agent Seminar	All sectors	4 September 2026 – date tbc	Seoul, South Korea	Applications to open late January
  New Zealand Agent Seminars	All sectors	November 2026	Locations TBC, China	Applications to open in 2026 (timing to coincide with applications for CEE)

  
  ENZ is also supporting New Zealand international education providers at third party events during 2026.  These include:

  • APAIE 2026 in Hong Kong, 23-27 February
  • The Forum of Education Abroad in Nashville, Tennessee, USA 11-13 March
  • NAFSA 2026 in Orlando, USA, 26-29 May
  • National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) in Minneapolis, USA 8-10 October 2026
  • China Education Exhibition (CEE) in Beijing, China 30-31 October

  Applications are currently open for The Forum of Education Abroad, with applications for NACAC and CEE to open later in the year.

  Finally, we are changing our events management process in 2026, including how we invite providers to participate in ENZ in-market experiences.  Thank you for your patience while we make these changes.  

  If you need more information or would like to provide feedback, please email events@enz.govt.nz.   

• New Zealand universities showcased to global education leaders at QS India Summit 2025

  The initiative was well aligned with ENZ’s goal to build global connections for New Zealand education and explore solid opportunities that will help New Zealand thrive through world-class international education.  

  Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao (ENZ), along with the University of Canterbury, University of Waikato and Massey University made an impactful presence across a range of sessions and workshops.  

  The summit had the New Zealand contingent showcase the quality of our universities and engage in discussions focused on university-industry collaborations, workforce development, global research leadership, while discussing the importance of building resilient, education institutions that can adapt to a rapidly changing world. 

  

  Prof. Neil Quigley, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Waikato, exploring India’s leadership in cost-efficient R&D and its role in supporting global partnerships to address pressing challenges at the QS India Summit 2025.

  ENZ’s Director of Engagement, East Asia & India, Jugnu Roy, led a discussion on aligning curricula with emerging job market demands to better prepare students for global careers. 

  

  ENZ’s Jugnu Roy discussed how universities could drive social and economic impact beyond their primary roles of teaching and research at the QS India Summit 2025.

  Considering how well recognised New Zealand universities are globally, with all eight ranked in the top 2 percent in the 2025 QS World University Rankings, the QS Summit was an opportunity for New Zealand education to strengthen its relationships with key global and Indian education leaders, Jugnu said.   

  “New Zealand universities are also known for their sustainability stewardship, with our universities ranking first for sustainability stewardship and second for sustainability outreach in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2024. 

  “Within this context, the summit was a strong platform for us to share best practices and explore new avenues for collaboration between New Zealand and India. 

  “We look forward to collaborating with global and Indian leaders in education to shape a brighter future together.”