Electrical, Computer, and Software Engineering

Stories from students and graduates from the Department of Electrical, Computer, and Software Engineering.

Michael and Ben are using their knowledge of coding to create assistance for mental health aid.

Stephy and Kirsty are proving that programming is not limited to age or gender.

Cara Berghan has taken her "malleable" nature to a career involved with Auckland's City Rail Link Project.

BE(Hons) student Hannah is passionate about Software Engineering and to her, it isn't just about code.

Rui took her skills in Electrical and Electronic Engineering further with a Master of Engineering Management.

Karen chose Software Engineering because it gives her various opportunities to make an impact on people’s lives.

Priya's ability to pursue her Master of Engineering part-time means taking her passion for Electrical and Electronics Engineering further.

Software Engineering graduate Kajal took her skills further with our Master of Engineering Management.

Murali hopes to design products and energy generation concepts with his BE(Hons) in Electrical and Electronic Engineering.

Computer Systems Engineering undergraduate Forest Fraser is already building things that take him to collaborate in Japan.

Renoh Johnson Chalakkal

Renoh is doing his PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering and he was able to bring his wife and daughter from India to live in Auckland.

Before he even sat down for his first lecture, Chester was sure he wanted to specialise in Software Engineering.

A love of hardware and software has led Emily to choose a BE(Hons) in Electrical and Electronic Engineering.

The Department of Electrical, Computer, and Software Engineering is home to three undergraduate and postgraduate specialisations.