Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) BE(Hons)
Other Engineering
A course by
University of Auckland
A four-year honours degree blending theory and practical experience, accredited by Engineering New Zealand, with a choice of eleven specialisations. Prepares students for engineering careers in New Zealand or globally.
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Core skills this course teaches
Solid foundation in engineering and design
Understand core engineering principles, including theory and practice, across a range of specialisations.
Practical skills and professional readiness
Gain hands-on workshop and real-world experience via compulsory practical components that prepare for a transition into industry.
About This Course
The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) is a four-year undergraduate programme at the University of Auckland. Students gain a broad base of engineering fundamentals in Year 1 before specialising. The programme incorporates theoretical studies, a strong practical work component, and opportunities for interdisciplinary development. Conjoint programmes are available, and all specialisations are internationally recognised under the Washington Accord. Graduates develop technical, problem-solving, communication, and professional skills suited for rapid technological advances and a wide variety of industries.
Course Content
- Engineering fundamentals and design principles
- Mathematical modelling
- Technical communication
- Professional development
- Practical work (workshop practice and 800 hours of experience)
- Specialisation core and elective courses
- General Education and Waipapa Taumata Rau core courses
- Academic English language competency
- Part IV research project
- Managing design, projects, and innovation
Entry Requirements
University Entrance standard
Build towards these roles
AnalystConsultant engineerHardware and software developerProject managerQuantity surveyorResearch and design engineerSystems engineer
Build skills in these industries
Engineering
