Undergraduate Biomedical Engineering courses in New Zealand

If you want to design structures that seamlessly integrate functionality and aesthetics, then studying building and architecture might be the answer!

Are you fascinated by electricity and its innumerable applications in the real world? Studying Electric Engineering could be your entry point into a lucrative career with many different specialisation opportunities.

Avionics and Aeronautical Engineering teach skills related to aerospace design, flight management and principles of aviation. Students develop core competencies such as quick decision-making and analytical skills that are valuable in various positions.

An automotive technology degree prepares you for both hands-on and management roles in today's fast-paced automotive industry – from auto repair and custom bodywork to automotive sales and research.

Does the complex relationship between various organisms, or how various species interact with their environment interest you? If you’re nodding, then studying ecology could lead you to some promising career paths.

Electronic Equipment Servicing is a vocational field of study that trains people to become certified electrical technicians responsible for installation, maintainance, and repair of household and commercial electronic equipment.