Study Engineering in New Zealand

Engineering

Engineering Schools in Australia provide professional qualifications over a range of engineering specialisations. Australian engineering schools are all regulated by the Institution of Engineers Australia, This professional body whose members are practising engineers and which is dedicated to establishing and maintaining the reputation and standing of engineers trained at Australian universities. It is for this reason that the Institute will only accredit an Australian university engineering course if it meets the highest standards of content, facilities, staff and above all quality of the graduates produced.

Wellington Engineering

Victoria's engineering programme is centred on the digital world. We combine the best of electronics and software in our hands-on programme, so you get started straight away on practical projects while learning the theory.

Canterbury Engineering

UC's College of Engineering has earned an international reputation for its research, which is fostered through exchange programmes, ties with industry and the University's many research centres.

Waikato Engineering

Waikato is home to some of the most well-respected researchers in the science and engineering communities. The government's tertiary education research evaluations confirmed our chemistry and biology researchers, your lecturers, as the best in the country.

Auckland Engineering

The Faculty of Engineering is committed to creating an environment where people thrive and contribute to improving the quality of life in national and global communities, as well as enhancing the wealth creation of the nation, through excellence in teaching, research and service.

Otago Polytechnic Engineering

Otago Polytechnic offers a range of industry-related and technology programmes, each designed to equip you with the practical skills and specialised knowledge you’ll need to have a successful career in New Zealand.

Christchurch Polytechnic Engineering

One of the great attractions to a career in engineering is the huge variety of tasks and environments in which engineers find themselves. From designing programs at a computer terminal, to overseeing maintenance operations for major structures like aircrafts, ships, heavy earth moving equipment, mobile cranes and offshore oil platforms

Tai Poutini Polytechnic Engineering

National Certificate in Computing Certificate in Information and Communications Technology Diploma in Information and Communications Technology Certificate in Automotive and Engineering Trades

Weltec Engineering

Engineers shape our world by turning ideas into reality. If you want to work in an exciting and fast paced industry and like to problem solve then a career in engineering is for you. WelTec offers a comprehensive range of engineering programmes that are designed to bring together the best of theory and practice.

Wintec Engineering

As a Civil Engineer you’ll plan, design and supervise the construction of infrastructure such as roads, buildings, bridges, dams, wastewater plants and wharves. Your day could see you consulting with clients and government officials, evaluating sites, planning and designing structures, preparing cost estimates and managing construction.

Unitec Engineering

As a civil engineer you have a VIP ticket to all of the town’s hot spots. Sky Tower, Harbour Bridge, Britomart… �" without civil engineers they wouldn’t exist. In fact, civil engineers are involved in all big infrastructure projects. Such as motorways, airports, harbours, dams, bridges and tunnels.

Tairawhiti Polytechnic Engineering

Your career as a computing professional starts here and now. EIT’s School of Computing offers practical hands-on programmes ranging from flexibly delivered certificate programmes to full or part-time diploma and degree programmes

Bay Polytechnic Engineering

The engineering industry reports that there are jobs out there for people with trades skills. Improve your chances for employment by gaining a qualification in engineering or welding at Bay of Plenty Polytechnic. You'll be learning in new purpose-built training facilities, the biggest of its kind in the country.

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