Master of Engineering Geology (MEngGeol)
Earth Science
A course by
University of Auckland
Gain the skills to prevent and control natural and man-made hazards by developing expertise in engineering geology and geological ground modelling.
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop geological ground models
Learn to create accurate and reliable geological ground models for complex environments.
Mitigate natural and man-made hazards
Gain expertise to prevent and control hazards affecting infrastructure and the environment.
About This Course
The Master of Engineering Geology is designed for students seeking advanced industry-relevant knowledge to work within New Zealand’s complex natural and built environments. This interfaculty programme between Engineering and Science focuses on developing competencies in geological ground modelling and understanding earth processes for infrastructure projects and hazard mitigation. Graduates are equipped to enter the applied geosciences industries and contribute to construction, environmental management and hazard prevention.
Course Content
- Geological ground model development
- Applied geosciences
- Hazard mitigation (natural and man-made)
- Geotechnical engineering principles
- Construction impacts and control
- Industry-relevant research and/or taught coursework
Entry Requirements
Applicants must meet University of Auckland postgraduate entry requirements.
Relevant undergraduate degree in engineering, geology, or related discipline is required.
Build towards these roles
AssayerEngineering geologistGeological technicianGeologistGeotechnical engineerGeotechnical technicianSeismic survey co-ordinator
Build skills in these industries
Applied Geosciences
