Master of Engineering (ME)
Other Engineering
A course by
University of Auckland
A research-focused master's programme that develops advanced engineering knowledge and research skills in a chosen specialisation.
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Core skills this course teaches
Demonstrate advanced research capability
Conduct fundamental or applied engineering research, resulting in a significant thesis contributing to the field.
Critical and independent thinking
Develop confidence and independence in analysing problems and assessing solutions in complex engineering contexts.
About This Course
The Master of Engineering (ME) at the University of Auckland enables students to conduct rigorous intellectual analysis and develop solutions in a specialised field of engineering. The flexible structure allows students to select from a range of specialisations and undertake a 120-point research thesis. The programme fosters independence, critical thinking, and research capability, leading to a qualification suited for both professional development and further study such as a PhD.
Course Content
- Advanced research methods in engineering
- 120-point research thesis in chosen engineering specialisation
- Optional 60 points of taught coursework for the 180-point track
- Engagement with advanced engineering theory and analytical tools
- Innovation and improvement within an engineering discipline
Entry Requirements
A relevant three-year bachelors degree (e.g., engineering, science, architecture) for the 180-point programme
A relevant four-year bachelors degree or honours/PGDip for the 120-point programme
Build towards these roles
Engineering research rolesLeadership positions in engineering industriesSpecialist engineering consultancyPreparation for doctoral (PhD) study
Build skills in these industries
EngineeringResearch and DevelopmentTechnology
