Undergraduate study in Engineering

Become part of a community that plays a role in improving our future – blend theory and practice and contribute to an increasingly advanced world.

Which of our ten Engineering specialisations is right for you?

Hear from our students, find out why they chose to study with us and where they've gone with their BE(Hons).

Regardless of where you’re from and how you found your way into Engineering, we're here to support you from application to enrolment.

The University offers a wide range of scholarship opportunities to help you on this adventure. Find out of there's one that's right for you.

Guides to help you make your decision about studying with us.

The Tuākana Engineering Programme is an academic and mentoring support programme for Māori and Pacific students in the Faculty of Engineering.

SPIES is a network of Māori and Pacific Engineering students who support their fellow students by providing social, cultural and sporting activities.

This is a practical part of the degree involving digital, mechanical and physical project work in your second year of study.

The Final Year Project allows you to tackle a real-world problem with the skills you've gained throughout your programme.

The practical work component of your Engineering degree gives you the hands-on experience of working with industry in the field.