UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND · NEW ZEALAND
Postgraduate study in Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
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Master's
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The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Auckland offers postgraduate study in Electrical and Electronic Engineering with a strong research focus. You will have the opportunity to collaborate with world-class researchers on real-world applications. The program allows you to delve into areas such as medical electronics, electromagnetics, telecommunications, power systems, and signal processing, among others.
Curriculum
Postgraduate study in Electrical and Electronic Engineering includes options for a Postgraduate Certificate, a Postgraduate Diploma, a Master of Engineering Studies, and a Master of Engineering. The Master of Engineering Studies and Master of Engineering degrees can be awarded with Honours and may provide a pathway to a PhD. The Master of Engineering Studies is available in 120-point and 180-point taught options, with an optional 30-point research project. The Master of Engineering is a research-focused degree offered in 120-point and 180-point options, both involving a research thesis.
- Postgraduate Diploma
- Courses in Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Other approved courses
- Master of Engineering Studies (120-point)
- Elective Courses
- Other relevant courses (subject to approval)
- Master of Engineering Studies (180-point)
- Elective Courses
- Other relevant courses (subject to approval)
- Master of Engineering (120-point)
- Research ThesisELECTENG 796A/B
- Master of Engineering (180-point)
- Research ThesisELECTENG 796A/B
- Elective courses (excluding research project)
Frequently asked questions
- What are the degree options in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the postgraduate level?
- The programme offers a Postgraduate Certificate, a Postgraduate Diploma, a Master of Engineering Studies (available in 120-point and 180-point taught options), and a Master of Engineering (a research-focused degree in 120-point and 180-point options).
- How much does it cost to study the Master of Engineering Studies or Master of Engineering?
- International students are considered full-fee paying. Tuition fees are calculated based on enrolled subjects and you should refer to the University's postgraduate fees table for estimates. A Student Services Fee and Overseas Student Health Cover are also mandatory.
- What is the duration of the Master of Engineering Studies and Master of Engineering programmes?
- The Master of Engineering Studies is offered in 120-point and 180-point taught options, while the Master of Engineering is a research-focused degree offered in 120-point and 180-point options, both involving a research thesis.
- What are the entry requirements for international students?
- International applicants must meet programme entry requirements, including a minimum entry GPA that matches or exceeds the requirements for your country. English language proficiency requirements must also be met.
- How do I apply as an international student?
- International students apply through the University of Auckland's online portal. Ensure you check entry requirements, prepare necessary documents, and be mindful of programme application deadlines.
- What are the career prospects after completing this programme?
- Graduates are equipped with advanced knowledge and research skills applicable to various roles within the electrical and electronic engineering field.
Entry requirements
GPAMust match or exceed the minimum entry GPA requirements for your country listed in the engineering programme of choice.
International applicants must meet all programme entry requirements. If your GPA is below the minimum, consider alternative study options as a pathway. Allow extra time for visa applications and for assessment if applying for a second Master's degree.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees are calculated based on the subjects enrolled in each semester. Please refer to the University's postgraduate fees table for estimates.
Tuition (home)Not applicable for international students.
LivingEstimates for living costs, textbooks, accommodation, food, and leisure activities should be considered in addition to tuition fees.
All international students are considered full-fee paying. A compulsory Student Services Fee (approx. NZ$1,108.80 for full-time study) and Overseas Student Health Cover are also mandatory and will be added to your tuition fees account.
How to apply
1. Check Entry RequirementsVerify that your academic qualifications and GPA meet the specific requirements for postgraduate study in Electrical and Electronic Engineering for your country. Ensure you meet English language proficiency requirements if applicable.
2. Prepare DocumentsGather all necessary documents, including academic transcripts, degree certificates, and potentially a CV or statement of purpose, depending on the specific program requirements.
3. Submit ApplicationSubmit your application through the University of Auckland's online portal. Be mindful of programme application deadlines, especially if you are applying for a second Master's degree, as additional assessment may be required.
4. Visa ApplicationOnce you receive an offer of admission, begin your student visa application process. It is strongly advised to consider visa processing times in your home country and submit your university application well in advance of deadlines.
5. Accept Offer and Pay FeesUpon receiving an offer, accept it and arrange payment of your tuition fees. Payment is typically required at the start of the first semester. Details on payment methods and due dates will be provided.
6. Enroll and Obtain VisaEnrol in your courses and ensure you have a valid student visa to study full-time in New Zealand. You will need to provide a copy of your visa to the University.
Frequently asked questions
What are the degree options in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the postgraduate level?
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The programme offers a Postgraduate Certificate, a Postgraduate Diploma, a Master of Engineering Studies (available in 120-point and 180-point taught options), and a Master of Engineering (a research-focused degree in 120-point and 180-point options).
How much does it cost to study the Master of Engineering Studies or Master of Engineering?
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International students are considered full-fee paying. Tuition fees are calculated based on enrolled subjects and you should refer to the University's postgraduate fees table for estimates. A Student Services Fee and Overseas Student Health Cover are also mandatory.
What is the duration of the Master of Engineering Studies and Master of Engineering programmes?
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The Master of Engineering Studies is offered in 120-point and 180-point taught options, while the Master of Engineering is a research-focused degree offered in 120-point and 180-point options, both involving a research thesis.
What are the entry requirements for international students?
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International applicants must meet programme entry requirements, including a minimum entry GPA that matches or exceeds the requirements for your country. English language proficiency requirements must also be met.
How do I apply as an international student?
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International students apply through the University of Auckland's online portal. Ensure you check entry requirements, prepare necessary documents, and be mindful of programme application deadlines.
What are the career prospects after completing this programme?
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Graduates are equipped with advanced knowledge and research skills applicable to various roles within the electrical and electronic engineering field.