Postgraduate Certificate in Engineering
Other Engineering
A course by
AUT
Build advanced engineering knowledge and explore the latest developments in fields including electrical, mechanical, civil, and production engineering. The Postgraduate Certificate in Engineering offers flexible study across a range of specialisms.
NZ$25,211
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NZQA Level 8 Certification (60 Credits)
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NZ$25,211
inc GST
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This course starts anytime
NZQA Level 8 Certification (60 Credits)
Post Grad
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Core skills this course teaches
Advanced technical knowledge in chosen engineering field
Acquire in-depth understanding of contemporary topics in chosen areas such as electrical, mechanical, civil, software, or production engineering.
Analytical and problem-solving skills
Develop advanced analytical and quantitative skills applicable to engineering contexts.
What You're Signing Up For
The Postgraduate Certificate in Engineering at AUT allows students to enhance their technical, analytical and specialist knowledge across a variety of engineering topics. Students choose four courses (60 points) in areas such as electrical, electronic, mechanical, civil, or software engineering. The programme prepares graduates for further study or advancement in engineering careers, with emphasis on contemporary developments and professional skills.
Course Content
- Selection of four courses from a range of advanced engineering topics
- Specialisations in electrical, electronic, mechanical, production, civil, and software engineering
- General engineering: Numerical techniques, statistical analysis, innovation management, systems modelling
- Architectural and construction engineering: Structural design, foundation engineering, earthquake engineering, construction technology
- Computer and communication engineering: Wireless systems, digital control, digital signal processing, embedded software
- Mechanical engineering: Advanced mechanical design, biomedical thermofluids modelling, robotics, CAD/CAM applications
- Power and control engineering: Sustainable energy systems, advanced control, power systems quality management
- Software engineering: Advanced Internet of Things, digital systems design, wireless sensor-actuator networks
What you need to know first
Bachelor of Engineering Technology, including ENGE601, or equivalent
Find these employment opportunities
Engineering professional roles in chosen specialisationProgression to senior engineering positionsEligibility for further postgraduate study
