Master of Engineering
Other Engineering
A course by
University of Canterbury
A research-focused Master's providing advanced technical knowledge and independent problem-solving skills in a range of engineering specialisations.
NZ$62,100
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Core skills this course teaches
Advance knowledge in engineering
Gain in-depth technical understanding relevant to the chosen engineering specialty through advanced courses and research.
Conduct independent research
Develop and apply research skills to investigate, analyse, and solve complex engineering problems in a chosen field.
About This Course
The Master of Engineering (ME) at the University of Canterbury is a research-focused degree designed to develop advanced technical expertise, independent problem-solving abilities, and research capability. Completed via thesis and, in some specialisations, additional coursework, the degree encompasses a variety of engineering fields, including but not limited to bioengineering, civil, chemical, construction management, earthquake, electrical and electronic, mechanical, software, and transportation engineering. Graduates are well-prepared for roles in engineering research, specialist engineering, or progression to doctoral studies.
Course Content
- Supervised research (thesis) in chosen engineering specialisation
- Advanced coursework supporting research (up to 45 points where required)
- Endorsements offered: Bioengineering, Chemical and Process Engineering, Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Earthquake Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Software Engineering, Transportation Engineering
- Development of independent problem-solving skills
- Exposure to applied and advanced engineering topics
Entry Requirements
Normally a BE(Hons) or BSc(Hons) with First or Second Class Honours in a relevant subject, or a Postgraduate Certificate in Engineering with a GPA of 5 or more.
Build towards these roles
Specialist engineering roles in industryResearch and development positionsProgression to doctoral study (PhD)Academic and teaching roles in engineering
Build skills in these industries
EngineeringResearch and Development
