Computer Systems Engineering University of Auckland

Overview

The Computer Systems Engineering programme at the University of Auckland provides students with the opportunity to conduct high-level research while gaining access to advanced laboratory facilities and world-class academic experts. This degree is designed to foster independence and critical thinking through a combination of theoretical analysis and practical application.

Why Computer Systems Engineering at the University of Auckland?

Students benefit from an environment that encourages innovation and the expansion of technical knowledge. By working alongside leading researchers, you can contribute to the frontiers of engineering while utilising the university's specialised infrastructure. The programme structure ensures that graduates are prepared for senior roles by mastering complex problem-solving techniques and rigorous intellectual inquiry.

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 programme structure typically involves a significant research component, often requiring a 120-point thesis. Depending on your prior academic background, you may complete either a 120-point or 180-point pathway. Modules may include:

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

Careers with Computer Systems Engineering

Graduates of this programme possess highly marketable qualities, including the ability to lead investigations into complex technical issues and exercise sound professional judgement. These skills enhance general employability and open doors to advanced engineering roles in various industries. The degree also serves as a strong foundation for those wishing to pursue further academic research at the doctoral level.