This programme prepares students for careers in mechanical engineering, manufacturing, and related industries globally.

Why Study This Course?

• Internationally aligned with Engineering New Zealand + Washington/Sydney/Dublin Accords
• Strong focus on practical + applied engineering skills
• Industry-relevant tools like BIM (Building Information Modelling)
• Capstone project in final year (real-world engineering problem solving)
• Pathway to postgraduate studies and professional registration

Programme Structure / Subjects

Core Topics:

• Building Services
• Building Information Modelling (BIM)
• Financial Management
• Strength of Materials
• Energy Engineering
• Vibration & Seismic Design
• Air Handling Analysis

Additional Learning Areas:

• Engineering science & analysis
• Mechanical design principles
• Project management
• Capstone engineering project (final year)

Specialisations / Disciplines

• This is a Mechanical Engineering Technology focused degree
• No separate majors, but covers:
  • Mechanical systems
  • Manufacturing
  • Energy systems
  • Structural/mechanical design

Career Outcomes

Graduates can work in:

• Mechanical Engineering
• Manufacturing Industry
• Engineering Technology roles

Job Roles:

• Mechanical Engineering Technician
• Design Engineer (entry-level)
• Quality Assurance Engineer
• Technical Support Engineer
• Engineering Sales
• Government / Local Authority roles

Career Growth:

• Progress to:
  • Engineering Technologist (TENZ registration)
  • Team Leader / Project Manager
  • Advanced engineering roles

Highlights

• Internationally recognised engineering degree
• Industry-ready practical training
• Strong career pathways
• Capstone project for real experience
• Pathway to higher studies
• Located in Wellington (engineering hub)

Latest Updates / Special Notes

• Maths bridging course available before programme start
• NZDE diploma holders get fast-track entry
• Programme updated to meet global engineering standards

Final Summary

This course is ideal if you want:

• A practical engineering degree (not purely theoretical)
• International career opportunities
• A pathway into mechanical design, manufacturing, or energy sectors