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Bachelor of Engineering
Graduates will have appropriate practical engineering skills for their specialisation and be able to apply those skills. They will possess knowledge of science, mathematics and engineering appropriate to a professional engineer, and be able to communicate clea…
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Graduates will have appropriate practical engineering skills for their specialisation and be able to apply those skills. They will possess knowledge of science, mathematics and engineering appropriate to a professional engineer, and be able to communicate clearly and effectively in a professional and technical context, using appropriate media, with their colleagues and clients. They will also be able to systematically and creatively design systems that provide appropriate practical solutions to engineering problems, as well as able to define needs and source appropriate data to service those needs.
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University entrance including a minimum of 18 credits in level 3 Mathematics and 14 credits in level 3 Physics in the NCEA. The Biochemical and Materials & Process Engineering programmes also require a minimum of 14 credits in level 3 Chemistry.
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