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Geotechnical Engineering Requirement: 120 points including at least 75 points above Stage IV - 30 points: CIVIL 751, 752 - up to 75 points from CIVIL 421, 422, 720, 723-725, 754, ENGSCI 711, ENVENG 752 - at least 15 points, but not more than 30 points, from GEOLOGY 701, 705, 771, 772 With the approval of the Dean of Faculty of Engineering, up to 45 points may be taken from appropriate courses offered at this or another university. Sustainability Engineering Requirement: 120 points including at least 75 points above Stage IV - 60 points: ENVENG 750-753 - up to 20 points BUSADMIN 712 - up to 30 points from ENVENG 787-789 With the approval of the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, up to 45 points may be taken from appropriate courses offered at this or another university. Transportation Requirement: 120 points including at least 75 points above Stage IV - 30 points: CIVIL 765, 770 - at least 45 points from: CIVIL 760-764, 766,769 - up to 30 points from CIVIL 460, 461, 660, 661 - up to 30 points from the following Research Projects: CIVIL 787-789 With the approval of the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, up to 45 points may be taken from appropriate courses offered at this or another university. Course List Chemical & Materials Engineering CHEMMAT 712, 713, 716-718, 721, 722, 724, 726, 727 Civil Engineering CIVIL 701-704, 710-712, 714, 715, 720, 723- 725, 730-733, 751, 752, 754, 755, 760-770, 780 Computer Systems Engineering COMPSYS 701, 703-707, 710-715 Electrical & Electronic Engineering ELECTENG 701-706, 709, 711-716, 720 Engineering Science ENGSCI 701, 711, 712, 721, 740-742, 744, 753, 760-763, 765, 766, 768, 769 Environmental Engineering ENVENG 701, 702, 704, 741, 744-746, 750- 754 Mechanical Engineering MECHENG 701, 702, 711, 714, 716, 717, 721, 725, 729, 732, 741, 742, 751, 753 Software Engineering SOFTENG 701, 702, 710, 711 How to Apply Online application is available Please refer to Admission Guidelines (link here) Master of Engineering Management (MEMgt) (Assoc Prof Des Tedford, programme Convenor) The MEMgt is a postgraduate engineering programme to which both the Faculty of Engineering and the University of Auckland Business School contribute. The programme is structured around a major project in engineering management, with supporting courses from each of the Faculty of Engineering and the Executive Programmes section of the University of Auckland Business School. The programme requires students to have or be able to gain access to current information in industry and to be able to interact with industry and negotiate projects. The structure of the programme may be tailored to fit individual needs within an approved programme of study. Entry to the MEMgt is limited to 20 students per year. Who should take this programme? The MEMgt is designed to accelerate the development of engineering management expertise amongst professional engineers early in their careers and to present an advanced qualification for entry-level engineering management. To be eligible for admission, students must have completed a Bachelor of Engineering degree or an appropriate Technology degree, and demonstrate a competency in communication skills. Programme Outline The MEMgt comprises courses to the value of 120 points including 35 points from Project and Research courses. Students must pass: 35 points from MEMgt Core Courses and at least 30 points and up to 45 points from Elective A courses listed in the MEMgt schedule and at least 40 points and up to 60 points from Elective B courses listed in the MEMgt schedule. Project Work A full-time student must submit the report for ENGGEN 762 and the Research paper for ENGGEN 763 no later than 12 months after initial enrolment in the MEMgt degree including a short extension. The extension does not preclude the eligibility for Honours. Students must familiarize themselves with the Project Guidelines and Course Prescriptions on the MEMgt website before applying for admission (www.engineering.auckland. ac.nz/Postgraduates/Master of Engineering Management) Students must use the MEMgt application form available on this website in support of their applications for admission. Applications received without the MEMgt application form will be returned for resubmission. Time Limits The MEMgt must be completed in two semesters full-time or up to four semesters part-time. A full-time student must submit the report 16 17
for ENGGEN 762 and the Research paper for ENGGEN 763 no later than two semesters after initial enrolment in the MEMgt degree including a short extension. This extension does not preclude the eligibility for Honours. A Part-time student must submit the report for ENGGEN 762 and the Research paper for ENGGEN 763 no later than 24 months after initial enrolment in the MEMgt degree including a short extension. This extension does not preclude the eligibility for Honours. Honours This degree may be awarded with Honours as specified in the General Regulations – Master’s Degrees in The 2007 University of Auckland Calendar. Master of Engineering Management Schedule Core Courses: -35 points: ENGGEN 762, 763 Elective A Courses: - at least 30 points and up to 45 points from CIVIL 703, 704, 765, MECHENG 751, 753, 758-761 Elective B Courses at least 40 points and up to 60 points from BUSADMIN 701, 702, 705, 711, 713, MARKET 713 Students should refer to the Regulations for the Degree Master of Engineering Management in the University of Auckland Calendar 2006 before applying for admission. How to Apply Students should apply for formal admission to the University of Auckland online (refer to Admission Guidelines) and ALSO complete and submit the MEMgt application form from the Engineering website, MEMgt pages (www.engineering.auckland.ac.nz/ select: Postgraduates/Master of Engineering Management) Programme Convenor Associate Professor Des Tedford Department of Mechanical Engineering Faculty of Engineering Email: d.tedford@auckland.ac.nz Graduate Diploma in Engineering (GradDipEng) The Graduate Diploma in Engineering is available in the following disciplines: Chemical and Materials Engineering Civil and Environmental Engineering Computer Systems Engineering Electrical and Electronic Engineering Engineering Science Mechanical Engineering Software Engineering Who should take this Graduate Diploma? Persons with practical experience in Engineering who are not graduates Persons with a Bachelor’s degree but not necessarily in Engineering Persons with a professional qualification in Engineering Professional Engineers with some years’ experience who wish to update their skills and knowledge. Closing dates for Application for Admission: For Semester One intake (March) 8 December For Semester Two intake (July) 1 May Programme Outline The GradDipEng comprises 120 points of coursework. Students must pass: at least 45 points courses, excluding Project courses, listed in the Master of Engineering Studies schedule. up to 75 points from courses, excluding Project courses, listed for Parts III and IV in the Bachelor of Engineering Schedule courses listed in the Graduate Diploma in Engineering Schedule up to 30 points from courses listed for Parts I Closing dates for Application for Admission: For Semester One intake (March) 8 December For Semester Two intake (July) 1 May The PGDipOR comprises 120 points of courses and should be completed in two semesters full-time or up to eight semesters part-time. Candidates should have completed a Bachelor’s degree with an average grade of B or higher in at least 75 points at Stage III or above in approved subjects and passed the prerequisite courses (STATS 320 and ENGSCI 391), although candidates with an equivalent and II in the Bachelor of Engineering Schedule, with the specific approval of the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering. Time Limits The GradDipEng must be completed within the equivalent of two semesters of fulltime enrolment. Graduate Diploma in Engineering Schedule Courses available: ENGGEN 601, 602, 622, 623 Students should refer to the Regulations for the Graduate Diploma in Engineering in The University of Auckland Calendar 2007 before applying for admission. How to Apply Online application is available. Please refer to Admission Guidelines. Postgraduate Diploma in Operations Research (PGDipOR) level of practical experience in the operations research profession may be considered. Postgraduate Diploma in Operations Research Schedule Requirement: - at least 75 points from ENGSCI 760-763, 765, 766, 768, 769 STATS 723, 724, 726, 783 - up to 45 points from 700 level courses approved by the Head of Department 18 19
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