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The BE(Hons)BSc program equips students with both foundational scientific knowledge and practical engineering skills, fostering innovation in today's technology-driven world. Choose from nine engineering disciplines and numerous science majors to customize your academic path. Combining complementary fields can enhance your expertise - for instance, integrating Mechatronics with Exercise Sciences or Chemistry to meet the growing need for intelligent robotics. Alternatively, environmental studies can prepare you to engineer sustainable solutions. As industries worldwide increasingly require professionals skilled in research and technological advancement, this dual degree positions you to address societal challenges. Engineering and Science are crucial for tackling contemporary and future global issues, opening doors to diverse career paths. The Engineering New Zealand-accredited BE(Hons) qualification also provides international recognition.
Mechanical Engineering revolves around core concepts of energy, materials, and motion mechanics. This discipline applies scientific and technological principles to maintain and improve complex systems - from spacecraft and aircraft to industrial equipment and smart heating solutions. A hallmark of Mechanical Engineering is its strong focus on Design Thinking, which trains students to develop practical solutions for real-world challenges, preparing graduates to drive technological progress. Our program connects students with the university's renowned research facilities, including the Centre for Advanced Composite Materials, the Innovative Manufacturing and Materials Programme, and the Industry 4.0 Smart Manufacturing Systems Laboratory.