Bachelor of Engineering Technology - Infrastructure Asset Management Apprenticeship
Civil
A course by
Otago Polytechnic
This innovative apprenticeship degree develops real-world engineering capability by combining industry work with academic study, specialising in infrastructure asset management for the civil, mechanical, or electrical sectors. The programme is aimed at those employed or entering engineering industries, with a heavy focus on in-work learning and practical projects.
Blended study
This is a mix of online learning & face-to-face sessions
Online while you are in work, Various
It will take a total of 2 years
Core skills this course teaches
Apply asset management principles in an engineering context
Gain the skills to plan, maintain, and rehabilitate critical civil, mechanical, or electrical infrastructure using modern asset management strategies.
Demonstrate effective communication and teamwork
Develop written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills suitable for cross-disciplinary engineering teams.
Solve real-world engineering problems
What You're Signing Up For
The Bachelor of Engineering Technology - Infrastructure Asset Management Apprenticeship allows you to gain in-depth experience in industry projects within civil, mechanical, or electrical engineering while you work. Developed in partnership with industry to address the skills shortage in infrastructure asset management, the programme combines theoretical study with hands-on, work-based learning. You will develop technical, problem-solving, critical thinking, and management skills, and become eligible for membership with Engineering New Zealand. Accredited to international standards, the degree is supported by the International Engineering Alliance and IPWEA.
Course Content
- Fundamental principles of asset management
- Engineering communication
- Engineering computing
- Engineering mechanics
- Engineering design and drawing
- Engineering management principles
- Engineering development project
- Professional engineering practice
- Engineering mathematics
- Introduction to asset management
- Asset management planning
- Data analytics and statistics for asset managers
- Risk management
- Resource and environmental management
- Specialisation electives based on chosen pathway (Civil, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering)
What you need to know first
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Civil Engineering
Infrastructure Asset Management
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Public Works
Future employment opportunities might be
Infrastructure Asset Manager
Otago Polytechnic is known for high quality, hands on learning that leads to strong outcomes. With excellent student satisfaction, high graduate employment rates, and a commitment to sustainability, it’s a place where practical skills meet purpose. Their award winning programmes span design, fashion, creative arts, trades, health, and business, giving you real experience and real confidence for whatever comes next.