Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Honours) University of Auckland

Overview

The Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Honours) at the University of Auckland provides a comprehensive foundation in technical systems and professional practice. This four-year degree is designed to ensure graduates are career-ready by blending rigorous academic theory with extensive hands-on workshop and industry requirements. Students join a vibrant community at New Zealand's leading engineering faculty, benefiting from dedicated support networks and modern resources.

Why Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Honours) at the University of Auckland?

Students study at New Zealand's top-ranked engineering faculty, according to the QS World University Rankings by Subject. The university is known for its passionate, active community and provides extensive resources for academic success, including dedicated student networks. A distinctive feature of the curriculum is the focus on a sustainable world, encouraging students to apply engineering principles to global technological challenges. Furthermore, the degree is accredited by Engineering New Zealand and is a signatory to the Washington Accord, ensuring the qualification is recognised internationally.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

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

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The programme is structured into four parts. The first year covers engineering fundamentals, while subsequent years focus on the chosen specialisation and professional development. 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 Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Honours)

Graduates possess quantitative, problem-solving, and technical skills that allow them to adapt to various technologically-driven industries. The programme prepares students for diverse professional environments, ranging from research and development to corporate management. Common career paths and roles for graduates include:

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