Acquire the skills necessary to navigate complex systems, oversee large-scale projects, and address real-world challenges. This degree provides thorough preparation by utilizing the most relevant emerging technologies. The initial year of engineering studies at SIT consists of five mandatory courses, along with a selection of electives. This structure enables you to explore two areas of focus without committing to a specific one at the outset. You are encouraged to choose electives from the available options, particularly those aligned with the strand you are contemplating for your major in the subsequent years.
Civil Strand Ethics, Law and Professional Conduct, Environmental Engineering, Mechanics and Structures, Project Management, Risk Management, Traffic and Highway Engineering, Water and Wastewater Engineering.
Mechanical Strand Ethics, Law and Professional Conduct, Machines, Manufacturing, Mechanics, Product Design, Project Management, Risk Management.
The Bachelor of Engineering Technology is designed for secondary students who meet the necessary entrance criteria (including NCEA Level 3), recent graduates of the New Zealand Diploma in Engineering seeking to pursue a degree to enter the engineering field, and current professionals (in areas such as roading and transportation, water and wastewater engineering, infrastructure, mechanical engineering, and design) aiming to advance to more senior roles.
