Civil Engineering (Honours) University of Auckland

Overview

The Civil Engineering (Honours) at the University of Auckland provides a comprehensive foundation in technical principles and professional practice. Students engage in a rigorous curriculum designed to address the challenges of a technologically advancing and sustainable world. This programme is delivered by New Zealand's leading engineering faculty, fostering a community dedicated to innovation and academic excellence.

Why Civil Engineering (Honours) at the University of Auckland?

Students benefit from being part of a top-ranked faculty known for its active community and dedicated support networks. The university provides extensive resources, including specialised facilities and student-led organisations, to assist with both academic and personal development. The degree is accredited by Engineering New Zealand and recognised internationally under the Washington Accord, ensuring global mobility for graduates.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: NZD 58009 per year
• National fee: NZD 10158 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is structured into four parts, beginning with a broad base of engineering fundamentals before moving into specialised civil engineering subjects. Modules may include:

• Materials Science
• Electrical and Digital Systems
• Engineering Design
• Engineering Mechanics
• Engineering Computation and Software Development
• Mathematical Modelling
• Managing Design and Communication
• Managing Projects and Innovation
• Managing a Business

Careers with Civil Engineering (Honours)

Graduates are equipped with quantitative, problem-solving, and technical skills that are highly valued across various industries. The programme prepares students for diverse professional roles, including:

• Consultant engineer
• Project manager
• Quantity surveyor
• Research and design engineer
• Analyst
• Systems engineer

The qualification serves as a gateway to professional engineering status and provides a strong foundation for further postgraduate research, such as a Master of Engineering or a PhD.