Bachelor of Engineering Technology - Electrical

POWER:
Engineering Design & Drawing
Engineering Mechanics
Engineering Mathematics 
Engineering Communication
Engineering Computing
Elements of Power Engineering
Electrical Machines
Electrical Principles 
Electronic Principles
Instrumentation and Control 
PLC Programming 
Design 
Engineering Management Principles 
Protection 
Automation 
Sustainable Energy and Power Electronics 
Engineering Development Project 
Professional Engineering Practice 
Electrical Machine Dynamics 
System and Control 
Power Systems

ELECTRONIC:
Engineering Design & Drawing
Engineering Mechanics 
Engineering Mathematics 
Engineering Communication 
Engineering Computing 
Microcontroller System 
Introduction to Networks
Electrical Principles 
Electronic Principles 
Instrumentation and Control 
Electronic Manufacturing 
Electronics 
Electronic Design 
Design 
Engineering Management Principles 
Engineering Development Project 
Professional Engineering Practise 
Embedded Systems 
Systems and Control 
Signal Processing

MECHATRONICS:
Engineering Design & Drawing 
Engineering Mechanics 
Engineering Mathematics 
Engineering Communication 
Engineering Computing 
Microcontroller Systems
Electrical Principles 
Electronic Principles 
Instrumentation and Control 
PLC Programming 
Electronics Manufacturing 
Design
Engineering Management Principles 
Mechanics of Machines
Fluid Mechanics 
Automation 
Engineering Development Project 
Professional Engineering Practice 
Systems and Control
Robotics 

- University Entrance – NCEA level 3; or

- equivalent academic qualifications (Equivalent academic qualifications may include University B Bursary with 45% or more in both Physics and Calculus or algebra); or

- equivalent Cambridge score; or

- equivalent International Baccalaureate.

Applicants must be physically capable of completing the practical aspects of the programme, by being able to work effectively, efficiently and safely.