Program Overview

Introduction to the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Program

The University of Auckland's Faculty of Engineering offers a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) degree that provides students with a comprehensive education in engineering principles and practices. The program is designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and expertise necessary to succeed in a rapidly changing technological environment.

Entry Requirements

To be eligible for the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) program, students must meet the following entry requirements:

• Maths, Calculus, and Physics are the primary subjects required for entry into the program.
• Students can also apply through alternative pathways, such as the Mori and Pasifika Targeted Entry Scheme (MAPTES) or by studying a Bachelor of Science and then transferring to the BE(Hons) program.

Support Services for Students

The Faculty of Engineering offers various support services to help students succeed in their studies, including:

• Tutorials and catch-up sessions for students who need additional support in specific subjects.
• Events, such as Engineering Info Evenings and Enginuity Day, to provide students with information and insights about the program.
• Scholarships and awards to support students financially and recognize their academic achievements.

Scholarships and Awards

The University of Auckland offers a range of scholarships and awards to support students in the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) program, including:

• AUEA Mori Engineering Pathway Award: First-year full-time study fees for Mori Engineering students.
• AUEA Pacific Engineering Pathway Award: First-year full-time study fees for Pacific Engineering students.
• Kick Start Mori and Pacific Award: Up to $2,000 for setup costs for Mori and Pacific students.
• Michael Synnott Scholarship: Up to $5,000 for Mori or Pacific students entering any undergraduate degree.
• University of Auckland Vaka Moana Scholarship: First year of an undergraduate degree program for Pacific students.
• University of Auckland Waka Moana Scholarship: First year of an undergraduate degree program and accommodation for Pacific students.

Alternative Entry Pathways

The University of Auckland offers alternative entry pathways for students who do not meet the standard entry requirements, including:

• Mori and Pasifika Targeted Entry Scheme (MAPTES): A scheme that provides additional support and resources for Mori and Pacific students.
• Alternative pathway via Science: Students can study a Bachelor of Science and then transfer to the BE(Hons) program.
• Prior academic study: Students who have completed relevant technical training can apply for entry into the program.
• Summer Start: Students can study during the summer before Semester One to catch up on courses or get a head start on their studies.

Research Areas

The Faculty of Engineering at the University of Auckland is involved in a range of research areas, including:

• Architecture and Urban Planning research
• Engineering research
• Mori and Pacific research
• Research centres and institutes

Student Support

The University of Auckland provides various support services for students, including:

• Student Hub: A central point of contact for current Engineering students.
• Tukana Engineering program: A program that provides additional support and resources for Mori and Pacific students.
• Career development and employability services: Services that help students develop their career skills and find employment after graduation.