Bioengineering University of Auckland

Overview

The Bioengineering programme at the University of Auckland provides students with the opportunity to perform rigorous intellectual analysis and solve complex problems within a specialised research environment. This qualification is designed to foster independence and confidence in conducting both fundamental and applied research. By engaging with a stimulating mix of theory and analysis, students are prepared to push the frontiers of knowledge in their chosen field.

Why Bioengineering at the University of Auckland?

Students gain access to advanced facilities and establish direct contact with world-class experts in the field. The university provides a stimulating environment that combines high-level theory with practical research applications. This programme is ideal for those looking to innovate and improve existing engineering frameworks while benefiting from the institution's strong reputation for research excellence.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: NZD 55484 per year
• National fee: NZD 12013 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The structure of the programme depends on your prior academic background, offering either a 120-point or 180-point pathway. Both options centre on a substantial research component. Modules may include:

• Research Thesis
• Mathematical Modelling
• Chemical and Materials Science
• Electrical Engineering Theory
• Mechanics
• Programming
• Engineering Design

Careers with Bioengineering

A master’s degree in this field confirms your ability to investigate critical issues with research expertise and make sound professional judgements. These qualities are highly marketable and are designed to widen career options and general employability. Graduates are prepared for higher-level opportunities in industry or can choose to progress to further academic study, such as a Doctor of Philosophy.