Undergraduate Geomatic Engineering courses in New Zealand

Engineering is the discipline that applies mathematics and science to design and build innovative machines, structures, materials, buildings and processes created to improve the lives of people.

Systems Engineering is an interdisciplinary course concerned with design, integration, and management of complex systems throughout their life cycles. Students will be taught engineering and science principles needed to help optimise and implement systems.

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

Biochemistry is the study of all living things at a cellular, molecular, and atomic level to understand the biological processes and functions that govern life. This field is research intensive and explores new applications to understand and improve life.

If you are inquisitive and the laws of science governing life intrigue you then Physics may appeal to you. A physicist learns to deconstruct a problem into its constituent parts and apply computing, data analysis, and experimental techniques to solve it.

Media Theory is the academic study of how media interacts with people and the theories that offer explanations to the array of media phenomena. Effects of new media such as virtual and augmented reality are currently the centre of focus in Media Theory.