New Era College of Arts, Science & Technology

What you'll study

The programme is structured across ten semesters and covers mathematics, mechanics and core construction disciplines, plus an industry placement and final year projects. Key taught topics and modules include:

• Mathematics & mechanics: Engineering Mathematics I–V (MAT111, MAT121, MAT211, MAT221, MAT311), Engineering Mechanics, Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics.
• Drawing, CAD & surveying: Engineering Drawing I–II, CAD for Civil Engineers, Surveying I–II.
• Materials, structures & design: Construction Materials, Strength of Materials, Structural Analysis, Structural Design, Building Technology I–II, Geology & Soil Mechanics.
• Construction practice: Building Construction and Workshop Practice I–II, Site Management, Building Services and Science, Highway Engineering, Water Supply and Waste Water Engineering, Environmental Impact Assessment.
• Management, procurement & law: Measurement and Specification, Estimating and Tendering, Quantity Surveying, Contract Administration and Disputes Resolution, Law and Building Contracts, Project Management, Facility Maintenance, Property Management and Evaluation.
• Professional development & research: Professional Practice and Communication Skills, Engineering Ethics, Professional Practice and Ethics, Industry Based Learning (IBL), Project I & II, Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Engineering Practice.

Entry requirements

The course page does not list specific entry requirements. Prospective applicants should consult the college admissions office or prospectus for academic entry criteria, English language expectations and any portfolio or interview procedures.

Career prospects

Graduates acquire the competencies to work across construction delivery, design and management. Typical roles listed by the programme include construction engineer, site or project manager, building inspector or manager, quantity surveyor, building plan designer, contractor, interior/construction designer, and lecturer. The curriculum also supports careers in facility and property management, contract administration and building maintenance.

Scholarships & funding angle

The programme page does not specify scholarships. Applicants should investigate institutional bursaries, government student support, employer-sponsored industry placements and external scholarships for engineering students; contact the college financial aid office for up-to-date funding options.