Bachelor of Engineering

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1 Bachelor of Engineering Technology KEY INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS Bachelor of Engineering Technology ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Location Duration Delivery Credits Level Start Dunedin Three years full-time; part-time options On campus with a significant industry-based project to help you gain workplace experience February 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 by New Zealand Metro Polytechnics and has provisional accreditation towards the Sydney Accord of the International Engineering Alliance from the Institution of Professional Engineers, which ensures it meets national and international standards. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS Min 42crs NCEA L3 incl min 14crs L3 each of 2 subjects, plus 14crs L3 from 1/2 additional domains incl min of 14crs in physics, and 14crs in maths (alg/cal) and min 8 literacy crs at L2 in Engl/Te Reo Maori;(4crs read. & 4crs writ.); OR Equiv qual DETAILED REQUIREMENTS More information about entry to this qualification DURATION 3 YEARS TUITION FEES ANNUAL TOTAL QUALIFICATION Student Fees $7,512 $22,536 Government tuition subsidy Median earnings Earnings range In employment In further study On a benefit $12,541 $37,623 Total $20,053 $60,158 COMPULSORY STUDENT SERVICES FEE STUDENT LOAN INFORMATION StudyLink STUDENT SUCCESS Successful course completions 81% NATIONAL GRADUATE OUTCOMES (3 YEARS AFTER COMPLETION) $48,965 $34,182-$58,198 75% 5% N/A Note: All KIS information is the most recent available relating to domestic students only. Click here for more information about the Key Information For Students

2 Engineering career opportunities > Research and development > Technical support and application > Education and communication > Sales > 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. Entry requirements > NCEA Level 3 including: > Three subjects - at Level 3 including: > minimum of 14 credits in physics > minimum of 14 credits in calculus > one other subject from the list of NZQA approved subjects, and > Literacy - 10 credits at Level 2 or above, made up of: > 5 credits in reading and 5 credits in writing, and > Numeracy - 10 credits at Level 1 or above, made up of: > specified achievement standards available through a range of subjects OR > unit standards - package of three numeracy unit standards (26623, 26626, all three required) > OR equivalent qualifications. > If you are a school leaver or adult applicant with equivalent experience who does not meet all of the entry criteria, you may be given provisional entry at the discretion of the Head of School where it is considered that you have a reasonable chance of succeeding in this qualification. > As part of our selection process, you may be required to undertake a face-to-face or telephone interview. > As part of our selection process, international students need to show that they have achieved their country's equivalent of the academic entry criteria above. > If English is not your first language, you must also demonstrate English language skills equivalent to an IELTS overall band score (academic) of 6.0, with no less than 6.0 in writing and speaking, and no less than 5.5 in reading and listening. Additional documentation You do not have to provide any additional documentation. Selection procedure Eligible applicants will be selected using the entry criteria. If the number of applications exceeds the number of places, applicants will be placed on to a waiting list in the order that they applied.

3 You will study This programme is made up of core and elective courses. Each will focus on the design and implementation of engineering technology and will concentrate on the development of advanced critical thinking and problem solving activities for effective troubleshooting. YEAR ONE Develop skills in communication, management, mathematics, engineering science, basic electrical/electronic principles and basic engineering practices. Elective courses may be selected according to your area of specialty. YEAR TWO Continue to build on your selected major. YEAR THREE Undertake an industry-based project in order to gain experience within the engineering profession. Upon successful completion of this qualification, enter industry practice and then develop, demonstrate and maintain practical skills and professional competence. Your graduate career has the potential to develop as follows: Development stage - Enter initial employment and develop competence for independent practice under supervision. Independent practice - Practice independently as a competent engineering technologist benchmarked against the competence standard for registration as an Engineering Technology Practitioner (ETPract). You are now able to progress to Technical Membership of IPENZ (TIPENZ). Team leadership - Take overall responsibility for the work of a team in which you are the most expert. Technical management - Supervise the work of others who may have greater or wider competence. General management - Become involved in management at an organisational level. You may no longer be directly involved with technical engineering technology activities. 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. Qualification structure COMMON COMPULSORY 1 MG Engineering Computing MG Engineering Mechanics MG Engineering Communication MG Engineering Mathematics MG Engineering Design and Drawing MG Engineering Management Principles MG Professional Engineering Practice MG Engineering Development Project 30 7 CIVIL MAJOR COMPULSORY COURSES 1 MG Civil Materials 15 5

4 1 MG Engineering Site Investigation MG Land Surveying MG Basic Structures MG Fluid Mechanics (Mech) MG Highway Engineering MG Civil Engineering Detailing & Modelling MG Civil Engineering Construction Practices 15 6 Specialisations: Structural, Water and Water Waste, Transportation and Geotechnical. Electives avaliable: Geotechnical Engineering A, Highway Design & Maintenance, Traffic Engineering, Structural Principles, Special Topic, Water & Waste Engineering, Water Waste Treatment, Urban Transport Planning, Project Management and Risk Management. MECHANICAL MAJOR COMPULSORY COURSES 1 MG Electrical Fundamentals MG Materials Science MG Strength of Materials MG Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer MG Fluid Mechanics ( Civil ) MG Mechanics of Machines MG Design MG Advanced Thermodynamics MG Strength of Materials The Mechanical major is not constructed with specialisations but can be tailored to meet particular needs through the choice of suitable electives. Electives available: Engineering Management Principles, Project Management, Manufacturing Processes and Production, Engineering Mathematics 2, Energy Engineering, Mechanical Design 2, Fluids Power and Advanced Fluid Mechanics, Risk Management and Special Topic. ELECTRICAL MAJOR COMPULSORY COURSES 1 MG Electrical and Electronic Principles MG Electrical and Electronic Principles ELECTRICAL MAJOR COMPULSORY COURSES for Mechatronics specialisation 2 MG PLC Programming

5 2 MG Instrumentation & Control MG Instrumentation & Control MG Fluid Mechanics MG Mechanics of Machines MG PLC Programming MG Automation MG Robotics MG Systems and Control 15 7 ELECTRICAL MAJOR COMPULSORY COURSES for Power specialisation 2 MG Elements of Power Engineering MG Electrical Machines MG PLC Programming MG PLC Programming MG Power Distribution MG Sustainable Energy & Power Electronics MG Design MG Automation MG Electrical Machine Dynamics MG Power Systems 15 7 Specialisations: Power or Mechatronics Electives avaliable: Project Management Principles, Special Topic, Engineering Mathematics 2, Project Management, Risk Management, Energy Engineering and Fluid Power & Advanced Fluid Mechanics. Additional Costs Please click here for a course equipment list. Student loans/allowances Student loans and allowances are for domestic students only. For information about student loans and allowances please visit the Studylink website. It is important to apply for your student loan/allowance at the same time as you apply for this programme, due to the length of time Studylink take to process. Loan/allowance applications can be cancelled at any time if you decide to withdraw your programme application or if it is unsuccessful. Recognition of prior learning If you have extensive knowledge and skills due to practical experience in this area, enquire about our recognition of prior learning process at Capable NZ. You may have already gained credits towards this qualification. Useful downloads and links > Bachelor of Engineering Brochure

6 > Engineering Technology information > Future in Tech > The Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand (IPENZ) > What could I earn as an engineer? > Make the World Disclaimer While every effort is made to ensure that this sheet is accurate, Otago Polytechnic reserves the right to amend, alter or withdraw any of the contained information. The fees shown in this document are indicative ONLY. Both domestic and international fees are subject to change and are dependent on the development and implementation of Government policies. Please note that additional fees may from time to time be required for external examination, NZQA fees and/or additional material fees.