Mechanical Engineering Major - Bachelor of Engineering Technology
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AUT
Prepare for a career as a mechanical engineering technologist with AUT's Bachelor of Engineering Technology majoring in Mechanical Engineering. Gain practical design, analysis and manufacturing skills, plus real-world industry project experience.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
City Campus, Auckland
It will take a total of 3 years
Core skills this course teaches
Apply analytical and design skills in mechanical engineering
Develop skills to maintain, develop and design modern mechanical systems and technology for various industries.
Work on industry-based projects
Complete at least 600 hours of supervised work placement, gaining direct experience with engineering industry practices and workplace safety.
Collaborate in multi-disciplinary teams
Develop professional communication and teamwork skills needed in the engineering sector.
What You're Signing Up For
The Mechanical Engineering major in AUT's Bachelor of Engineering Technology prepares students to become skilled engineering technologists in the fields of mechanical, production, and manufacturing engineering. The programme emphasises practical analytical and design skills, sustainable engineering, and work-integrated learning, including a substantial supervised industry project. Graduates are equipped to work in a variety of industries from food processing to metal machining and beyond.
Course Content
- Introductory Engineering Mathematics
- Introduction to Sustainable Engineering Design
- Electrical Engineering Fundamentals
- Statics and Equilibrium
- Collaborative Practices (Mahitahi)
- Engineering Materials I
- Introduction to Thermofluids and Energy
- Mechanics - Dynamics
- Engineering Mathematics I
- Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer
- Manufacturing Technology
- Strength of Materials
- Programming Concepts and Techniques
- Engineering Management
- Engineering Design Methodology
- Applied Fluid Mechanics
- Specialisation Project (Parts A & B, industry-based)
- Product Design
- Theory of Machines
- Mechanical Design
- Optional courses: Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Control Engineering, Renewable Energy Generation, Data Engineering and AI, etc.
What you need to know first
University Entrance or equivalent
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Mechanical Engineering
Manufacturing
Production Engineering
Future employment opportunities might be
Maintenance Engineer
Mechanical Design Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Product Development Engineer
Production/Manufacturing Engineer
Project Management