New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Electrical)

Program Overview

The New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Electrical) equips students with the knowledge and skills to pursue a career as an electrical technician in the power engineering field. It is internationally recognized under the Dublin Accord, providing graduates with global career prospects.

Program Outline

New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Electrical)

Degree Overview:

Objective:

• To equip students with the fundamental knowledge and practical skills necessary to pursue a career as an electrical technician in the power engineering field.

Program Description:

• This industry-recognized qualification focuses on power engineering.
• Students will gain in-depth understanding of electrical engineering theory and practice, through hands-on practical training.
• The program is internationally recognized under the Dublin Accord, making it relevant in countries like the US, UK, Australia, Canada, and more.
• EST registration allows graduates to work independently as registered electrical workers.
• The program is developed and recognized nationally and internationally by the engineering industry.
• Supported by Engineering New Zealand (ENZ), completion of the program and relevant work experience allows graduates to apply for ENZ membership.
• Small class sizes (35-60 students) provide a personalized learning environment.
• Serves as a pathway into graduate engineering qualifications.
• Emphasizes real-world learning through practical workshops, lab work, and debates, alongside observation of engineering site activities.

Outline:

Content:

• Fundamentals of electrical engineering
• Electrical engineering theory and practice
• Power engineering
• Electrical systems and equipment design
• Electrical wiring and installation
• Electrical safety and regulations

Structure:

• Full-time: 2 years
• Part-time options available

Courses:

• Level 4:
• Engineering Fundamentals
• Engineering Mathematics 1
• Technical Literacy
• Electrical Principles
• Electrical Electronic Applications
• Level 5:
• Power Engineering
• PLC Programming 1
• Electronic Principles
• Electrical Machines
• Introduction to Networks
• Level 6:
• Eng Management
• Engineering Project
• Power Systems 1 (Elective)
• Electrical Building services (Elective)
• PLC Programming 2 (Elective)
• Sustainable Energy and Power El (Elective)
• Protection (Elective)

Course Schedule:

• Semester 1 2024: Feb 26 - Jun 30

Careers:

• Electrical technician
• Power systems engineer
• Electrical engineer
• Electrical services engineer
• Electronics engineer
• Computer engineer
• Control systems engineer
• Telecommunications engineer
• Annual tuition fees:
• Domestic/NZ students: $6,700 (NZD)
• International students: $30,377 (approximate fees for 120 credits)
• Semester dates:
• Semester 1 2024: Feb 26 - Jun 30
• Semester 2 2024: Jul 22 - Nov 24
• Resources:
• Full program regulations
• Order a personalized brochure
• Scholarships and awards

Domestic/NZ students $6,700 (NZD) (Approximate fees only - includes GST but excludes the Compulsory Student Services Fee (CSSF) levy. Your final study costs depends on a number of factors including the courses you select to study. International students $30,377 (approximate fees for 120 credit only)