UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND · NEW ZEALAND
Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Conjoint
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
60 mo
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Bachelor's
Level
- 5 yearsDuration
- Business and EngineeringDisciplines
- 9 Engineering specialisations availableEngineering Specialisations
- Integrated core courses in BusinessBusiness Foundation
- Strong practical focusPractical Application
- High demand from employersEmployability
This conjoint degree program allows you to combine the technical expertise of Engineering with a comprehensive understanding of Business. You will develop both practical engineering skills and broad business knowledge, making you highly sought after by employers. The program is designed to equip you with a unique skill set for careers in engineering, business, and leadership roles.
Curriculum
The first year of the Engineering component includes compulsory courses for all students. The program structure for Engineering varies depending on your chosen specialisation from Part II onwards. For the Commerce component, you will complete core courses, a Business Consulting course, and a Capstone course. Students generally take nine courses per year, which is one more than a standard bachelor's program, and must complete 135 points annually to finish in five years. A Grade Point Average of 4.0 is required to continue in the conjoint degree.
- Year 1
- Faculty Waipapa Taumata Rau CourseWTRENG 100
Careers
Graduates are well-prepared for diverse career paths in both engineering and business. The combined skillset is highly valued in the job market.
- Accountant
- Business analyst
- Consultant engineer
- Hardware and software developer
- Quantity surveyor
- Research and design engineer
- Systems engineer
Frequently asked questions
- How long does the Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Conjoint program take to complete?
- The conjoint program is designed to be completed in 5 years. You will generally take nine courses per year, totaling 135 points annually to finish within this timeframe.
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- International students are full-fee paying and tuition fees are calculated based on enrolled subjects each semester. A compulsory student services fee and the cost of mandatory health and travel insurance are added to tuition.
- What are the entry requirements for this conjoint program?
- You must meet the General University Entrance Requirements and the Academic English Language Requirement. Maintaining a Grade Point Average of 4.0 is necessary to continue in the conjoint degree after enrolment.
- What career opportunities are available after graduating?
- Graduates are well-prepared for roles such as Accountant, Business Analyst, Consultant Engineer, and Research and Design Engineer, among others, due to the combined skillset in business and engineering.
- How do I apply and what are the key steps for international students?
- International students must obtain a student visa, secure health and travel insurance, meet enrolment terms, and pay tuition fees. Refer to the University's 'Apply Now' page for specific deadlines and intake dates.
- What kind of support is available for career development?
- The University offers a Student Career Planning Service, and the Business School has a Careers Centre. The Faculty of Engineering also has an Employer Liaison Manager to connect students with industry partners.
Entry requirements
General University Entrance RequirementsRefer to the University Calendar for specific requirements.
Academic English Language RequirementRefer to University policy
Students are encouraged to contact a Student Hub to discuss study options, prerequisite requirements, and the higher workload of conjoint courses. Maintaining a Grade Point Average of 4.0 is necessary to continue with the conjoint degree. Most students will need to take one General Education course.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees are calculated based on enrolled subjects each semester, not the full program. International students are full-fee paying. Please refer to the University's fee tables for estimates.
Tuition (home)Not specified for this program, but domestic PhD students pay NZ$8,847.60 per year.
LivingNot specified, but students should budget for accommodation, food, weekly bills, and leisure activities in addition to tuition.
International students are automatically enrolled in the University's Studentsafe Inbound University policy for health and travel insurance, which will be added to tuition fees. A Compulsory Student Services Fee (CSSF) of approximately NZ$1,108.80 for full-time study is also charged.
How to apply
1. Obtain a Student VisaYou are responsible for obtaining the appropriate student visa to study in New Zealand. Your visa must allow you to study. Check with Immigration New Zealand and ensure your visa allows for full-time study (typically 120 points per academic year).
2. Secure Health and Travel InsuranceAs an international student, you must have approved health and travel insurance for the duration of your study in New Zealand. The University automatically registers students under the Studentsafe Inbound University policy, with the cost added to tuition fees, but you may explore other options.
3. Meet Enrolment TermsAbide by the University's Statutes, Regulations, Rules, and Policies. Provide a copy of your valid student visa to the University at the start of each academic year.
4. Pay Tuition FeesFull-fee paying international students must pay tuition fees for each semester. For full-year programs, fees are due at the start of the first semester. Payment can be made via methods like Flywire, which is recommended for international students.
5. Enrol and AttendOnce accepted and all conditions are met, you will be enrolled. Full-time study typically involves courses totalling up to 120 points per academic year.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Conjoint program take to complete?
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The conjoint program is designed to be completed in 5 years. You will generally take nine courses per year, totaling 135 points annually to finish within this timeframe.
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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International students are full-fee paying and tuition fees are calculated based on enrolled subjects each semester. A compulsory student services fee and the cost of mandatory health and travel insurance are added to tuition.
What are the entry requirements for this conjoint program?
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You must meet the General University Entrance Requirements and the Academic English Language Requirement. Maintaining a Grade Point Average of 4.0 is necessary to continue in the conjoint degree after enrolment.
What career opportunities are available after graduating?
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Graduates are well-prepared for roles such as Accountant, Business Analyst, Consultant Engineer, and Research and Design Engineer, among others, due to the combined skillset in business and engineering.
How do I apply and what are the key steps for international students?
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International students must obtain a student visa, secure health and travel insurance, meet enrolment terms, and pay tuition fees. Refer to the University's 'Apply Now' page for specific deadlines and intake dates.
What kind of support is available for career development?
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The University offers a Student Career Planning Service, and the Business School has a Careers Centre. The Faculty of Engineering also has an Employer Liaison Manager to connect students with industry partners.