奧塔哥理工學(xué)院

Mechanical Engineering; Civil Engineering; Electrical Engineering.

Are you a hands-on kind of person who enjoys planning and problem-solving?

Use those strengths to help shape your future within the Engineering industry.

Engineering Technologists are in high demand around the world for their skills and experience in combining engineering theory with the applied and practical components required in a range of industries. With hard work and a responsible attitude, you could set your sights on project management or consultancy roles in your particular fields.

Gain skills in management, economics, communications, problem-solving and critical thinking, while developing a deep understanding of the principles and practical application of modern technology in your area of specialisation. During the third year, you will have the opportunity to participate in a significant industry-based project in order to gain experience within the workplace.

This programme is a collaboration between the New Zealand Metro Polytechnics. The Civil and Mechanical specialisations are fully accredited under the Sydney Accord of the International Engineering Alliance, and the Electrical specialisation has provisional accreditation. This means they are recognised internationally by other accord signatory countries.

Engineering career opportunities:

• Research and development
• Technical support and application
• Education and communication
• Quality and general management
• Technocratic roles in local authorities and government.

Skills required:

• Good problem-solving ability
• Practical thinking
• Good computer skills
• The ability to plan, organise and adapt
• Excellent communication skills.

Your workload:

During this practical and theoretical programme, you should expect to contribute time towards both directed and self-directed study. The number of hours will vary according to the chosen specialisation and route through the qualification.