BEng Technology (Electrical) in Hamilton New Zealand | Waikato Institute of Technology

As an electrical engineering technologist, your typical workday might include specifying, designing, or managing the construction of electrical systems and equipment. You could be estimating project costs and material requirements, bidding on contracts, conducting system tests, and preparing reports or technical manuals. The field encompasses specialized areas like mechatronics, combining mechanical engineering with electronics, and power engineering, which focuses on the core elements of automated power systems. This program is designed for aspiring engineers, offering both theoretical knowledge and practical experience through hands-on training in modern engineering laboratories. For working students, the project component can be customized to align with their professional environment. Developed in collaboration with industry experts and six of New Zealand's leading technology institutes and polytechnics, this program stays current with industry demands. The Bachelor of Engineering Technology holds accreditation from the Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand (IPENZ).