Victoria University of Wellington

Overview

The Bachelor of Engineering with Honours at Victoria University of Wellington is a comprehensive four-year program that emphasizes a solid grounding in engineering and computing principles. With a focus on practical applications and technology, students will learn to analyze complex problems, apply mathematical and scientific concepts, and develop a variety of systems, including software, mobile applications, robotics, and interactive technologies.

This program also fosters professional skills such as teamwork, project management, ethics, sustainability, and innovation. Through engaging in engineering projects and research-based work, students will be well-prepared for further studies or careers in various engineering sectors.

What you'll study

• Engineering Technology: Engages with core engineering principles and applied technical skills.
• Engineering Design: Focuses on design methodologies, prototyping, and problem-solving techniques in engineering.
• Computer Program Design: Covers foundational programming concepts and software development methodologies.
• Computer Science: Explores computing theories and practical computer science applications.
• Project Management: Teaches planning, execution, risk management, and team coordination in engineering projects.
• Group Project: Encourages collaborative engineering work with tangible outcomes.
• Professional Practice: Addresses professional ethics, responsibilities, and communication within the engineering field.
• Engineering Project (Honours): Involves an extensive project that promotes in-depth learning and honors-level achievements.

Entry requirements

Admission to the Bachelor of Engineering with Honours requires meeting the undergraduate entry criteria at Victoria University of Wellington. Prospective students should have completed qualifications equivalent to the International Baccalaureate Diploma or three GCE Advanced Level passes at grade C (or an equivalent standard).

Additionally, applicants may need to demonstrate proficiency in English if their previous education was not conducted in the English language.

Career prospects