Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Electrical) (Level 7)

You will need to complete the below courses related to the power specialisation (360 credits):
 

Power
 

Level 5

• 114.508 Engineering Design & Drawing (15 credits)

• 124.503 Engineering Mechanics (15 credits)

• 141.514 Engineering Mathematics 1 (15 credits)

• 181.518 Engineering Communication (15 credits)

• 502.514 Engineering Computing (15 credits)

• 523.519 Elements of Power Engineering (15 credits)

• 523.520 Electrical Machines (15 credits)

• 523.526 Electrical Principles (15 credits)

• 523.527 Electronic Principles (15 credits)

• 524.509 Instrumentation and Control 1 (15 credits)

• 527.517 PLC Programming 1 (15 credits)

Level 6

• 114.610 Design 1 (15 credits)

• 115.613 Engineering Management Principles 1 (15 credits)

• 115.615 Protection 1 (15 credits)

• 142.602 Mathematics 2 (15 credits)

• 527.612 PLC Programming 2 (15 credits)

• 527.613 Automation (15 credits)

• 533.624 Sustainable Energy and Power Electronics 1 (15 credits)

Level 7

• 115.719 Engineering Development Project (30 credits)

• 115.720 Professional Engineering Practice (15 credits)

• 523.703 Electrical Machine Dynamics (15 credits)

• 524.708 System and Control (15 credits)

• 525.706 Power Systems (15 credits)

EAL students must meet the minimum academic entry requirements and have achieved an overall band score (Academic) of 6.0 IELTS, (writing and speaking score no less than 6.0 and reading and listening bands no less than 5.5) or equivalent.

International fees    

NZD$24,100 (approx.)

Technical sales, or field services engineering, production manager, or working in a role that supports professional engineering activities including development, design, building operation and/or maintenance of equipment, plants or structures.