Victoria University of Wellington

Overview

The Master of Engineering (ME) is a thesis-based postgraduate degree designed for engineers seeking to enhance their technical knowledge and advance their research capabilities. Offered by Victoria University of Wellington, this program allows students to specialize in one of three engineering domains: Electronic and Computer Systems Engineering, Network Engineering, or Software Engineering. It is tailored for individuals holding a Bachelor of Engineering with Honours (or an equivalent qualification) who are prepared to engage in a significant research project.

What you'll study

• You will focus on a specific research topic, receiving guidance from academic supervisors, and produce a thesis that showcases your independent thinking and scholarly communication skills.
• The curriculum includes core components such as Directed Individual Study, Research Project, and specialized topics like Machine Learning, tailored to your chosen endorsement.
• Your thesis will be developed under academic supervision and assessed according to program regulations, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of your research area.

Entry requirements

Applicants are generally required to possess a Bachelor of Engineering with Honours (or an equivalent qualification). If you hold a BE(Hons) with First or Second Class Honours (or equivalent) and are interested in conducting significant research that contributes to the field, you may qualify for the Master of Engineering program.

Career prospects

• Graduates of the ME program are well-prepared for roles in engineering design, systems development, and research and development.
• Additionally, the program equips you for advanced technical or research pathways, positioning you for success in various engineering sectors.