UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO · NEW ZEALAND
Mass Transfer Operations (ENGCB324)
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
3 mo
Duration
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IELTS
€3k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Bachelor's
Level
- 15Points awarded
- 300Level of study
- A TrimesterTeaching Period
- HamiltonLocation
- In-personDelivery Mode
- 50% internal assessment, 50% examinationsAssessment Structure
This paper covers the application of heat and mass transfer, and thermodynamics to chemical and physical separation processes. It is taught in Trimester A in Hamilton and is delivered in-person.
Curriculum
This paper focuses on mass transfer operations and their application in chemical and physical separation processes, building upon principles of heat transfer and thermodynamics.
- 2026
- Mass Transfer OperationsENGCB324
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for international students for this paper?
- The indicative tuition fee for international students for this paper is NZD $5,985 per paper for the Trimester A 2026 occurrence. Please note that fees are subject to change.
- What are the entry requirements for Mass Transfer Operations (ENGCB324)?
- To study this paper, you must have successfully completed the prerequisite papers ENGCB224 and ENGCB280. You should also verify specific English language proficiency requirements with the university's admissions section.
- When is Mass Transfer Operations (ENGCB324) taught and what is the delivery mode?
- This paper is taught in Trimester A, from March 2nd to June 28th, 2026, in Hamilton. The delivery mode is in-person.
- How do I apply for this paper?
- You need to apply for admission to the University of Waikato, typically as part of a Bachelor's degree in Engineering. Once admitted, you will enrol in ENGCB324 during the designated enrolment period for Trimester A.
- What are the potential career outcomes related to this paper?
- While this is a single course, skills in mass transfer are fundamental to many engineering disciplines, preparing graduates for roles in areas like Chemical and Process Engineering and Materials and Processing.
Entry requirements
Prerequisite PapersENGCB224 and ENGCB280
Specific English language proficiency requirements should be verified through the university's admissions section.
Fees
Tuition (international)NZD $5,985 per paper for 26A (HAM) occurrence.
Tuition (home)NZD $1,180 per paper for 26A (HAM) occurrence.
LivingNot specified for this paper.
Indicative fees are subject to change. Please refer to the 'Table of Fees and Charges' for comprehensive details on additional fees and charges.
How to apply
1. Check Entry RequirementsEnsure you meet the prerequisite papers: ENGCB224 and ENGCB280.
2. Apply to the UniversitySubmit an application for admission to the University of Waikato, usually as part of a Bachelor's degree program in Engineering or a related field.
3. Enrol in the PaperOnce admitted, enrol in ENGCB324 during the designated enrolment period for Trimester A (March - June).
4. Confirm FeesAn enrolment agreement will confirm your tuition fees. Be aware that fees are indicative and may change.
Accreditation
Not specified for this paper.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for international students for this paper?
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The indicative tuition fee for international students for this paper is NZD $5,985 per paper for the Trimester A 2026 occurrence. Please note that fees are subject to change.
What are the entry requirements for Mass Transfer Operations (ENGCB324)?
+
To study this paper, you must have successfully completed the prerequisite papers ENGCB224 and ENGCB280. You should also verify specific English language proficiency requirements with the university's admissions section.
When is Mass Transfer Operations (ENGCB324) taught and what is the delivery mode?
+
This paper is taught in Trimester A, from March 2nd to June 28th, 2026, in Hamilton. The delivery mode is in-person.
How do I apply for this paper?
+
You need to apply for admission to the University of Waikato, typically as part of a Bachelor's degree in Engineering. Once admitted, you will enrol in ENGCB324 during the designated enrolment period for Trimester A.
What are the potential career outcomes related to this paper?
+
While this is a single course, skills in mass transfer are fundamental to many engineering disciplines, preparing graduates for roles in areas like Chemical and Process Engineering and Materials and Processing.