Academic Programmes
Graduate Diploma in Engineering (Highways) (Level 7)
This programme equips graduates with advanced technical knowledge in highway design and construction, enabling them to innovatively plan, design, manage, and evaluate highway engineering projects while applying industry standards and best practices.
- Level 7
- 1 year full-time
New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Civil) (Level 6) (Block Course Delivery)
(Block Course Delivery)
The aim of the New Zealand Diploma in Engineering is to provide skilled and competent engineering technicians specialised in mechanical, civil, electrical or electronic engineering for the New Zealand engineering sector. Graduates will be capable of operating at a technician level scope of practice as outlined by the Dublin Accord (international Engineering Alliance, 2002).
- Level 6
- 2 years full-time or Part-Time equivalent up to 10 years (domestic only).
New Zealand Certificate in Electrical Equipment in Explosive Atmospheres (Level 4)
- Level 4
- 5 days classroom + self directed learning
Introductory Engineering Mathematics (Micro-credential) (Level 3)
Learn introductory mathematics skills and gain the knowledge to meet the entry criteria for the New Zealand Diploma in Engineering, or for those currently studying the New Zealand Diploma in Engineering programme get the mathematics skills and application you need.
- Level 3
- 20 weeks
Hazardous Areas Theory (Micro-credential) (Level 4)
This three day course provides students with the theoretical knowledge to apply the necessary principles, procedures, and statutory requirements to safely enter and operate in an explosive atmospheres site.
It is designed for those that already hold the NZ Certificate in Electrical Equipment in Explosive Level 4 and require a refresher, experienced personnel that once worked on hazardous sites and moved into management or supervisory roles, operators and workers who do not hold an electrical licence but have the practical experience.
- Level 4
- Three days classroom