Bachelor of Engineering Technology
Other Engineering
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A three-year degree designed for those interested in civil or mechanical engineering. Graduates gain practical engineering skills and in-depth knowledge, opening opportunities in fields such as civil, environmental, mechanical, automotive engineering, and more.
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Core skills this course teaches
Apply engineering theory and practical skills
Graduates will be able to apply advanced theoretical knowledge and practical skills from civil and/or mechanical engineering to solve complex problems in real-world projects.
Communicate technical information effectively
What You're Signing Up For
The Bachelor of Engineering Technology offers a comprehensive education in core and specialist areas of engineering. With foundational courses in mathematics, mechanics, communication, management, and computer skills, students select a strand (Civil or Mechanical) and undertake relevant papers. The programme equips graduates with skills to solve real-life engineering problems and manage large-scale projects across industries such as structural, water resources, mechanical design, manufacturing, and energy systems.
Course Content
- Mathematics for Engineers
- Mechanics for Engineers
- Communication for Engineers
- Management for Engineers
- Computer Skills for Engineers
- Materials Fundamentals (Mechanical/Civil)
- Mechanical Design and Drawing
- Electrical Engineering
- Surveying
- Civil and Structural Drawing
- Manufacturing Technology
- Thermodynamics
- Mechanics of Materials
- Mechanics of Fluids (Civil/Mechanical)
- Structures
- Product Design
- Traffic and Highway Engineering
- Water and Wastewater Engineering
- Construction Methods and Practices
- Environmental Engineering
- Geotechnical Engineering
- Hydrology
- Engineering Project
- Project Management
- Risk Assessment and Management
- Sustainable Practice
- Transportation Planning
- Quality Assurance
- Power Plant Engineering
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