Built Environment Engineering department

The Built Environment Engineering department is part of engineering, computer and mathematical sciences at AUT.

We offer undergraduate degrees for students who want to start their career in architectural, building, building services or construction engineering. Our postgraduate courses are designed for construction professionals who want to develop skills in construction management or engineering project management.

Undergraduate courses

Undergraduate study in the built environment will give you a solid grounding in this area.

Postgraduate courses

The Built Environment department offers the following postgraduate degrees:

Research in built environment engineering

We believe in high-quality research that has impact, and have world-class researchers and research strengths across the built environment.

More about our research

Industry associations

Engineering at AUT has links with:

Great graduatesTrang Ngoc PhongBachelor of Engineering (Honours)She has always been interested in the structure of buildings, says Trang Ngoc Phong who is in the third year of her construction engineering degree.She has always been interested in the structure of buildings, says Trang Ngoc Phong who is studying a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Construction Engineering. She chose AUT’s engineering degree because it gives her a strong background of knowledge, as well as practical experiences in construction engineering and building services. The focus on relevant skills has been a highlight of her studies, Trang says.

Great graduatesDaiwat JoshiMaster of Engineering Project ManagementFor AUT engineering alumnus Daiwat Joshi, the Master of Engineering Project Management was the logical next step to take his engineering career further.For Daiwat Joshi, the Master of Engineering Project Management was the logical next step to take his engineering career further. Having recently graduated with his Master of Engineering Project Management, Daiwat is planning to use his newfound knowledge to further his career in the environmental engineering and sustainable development field.

Great graduatesKate MolonyBachelor of Engineering (Honours)Studying architectural engineering was a great choice for her, says Kate Molony who is currently completing a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) at AUT.Studying architectural engineering was a great choice for her, says Kate Molony who is currently completing a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Architectural Engineering. She has had many highlights throughout her studies, says Kate who is proud of being awarded the CIBSE Certificate of Achievement for the top student in the Heating, Ventilation and Air-conditioning Systems paper.

Great graduatesDivya KatariaBachelor of Engineering (Honours)AUT has an amazing international reputation, says Divya Kataria who came to AUT as an international student from India to study construction engineering.AUT has an amazing international reputation, says Divya Kataria who came to AUT as an international student from India to study construction engineering. She has always been fascinated by architecture and the building design process, Divya says. One of the achievements Divya is most proud of is winning the Auckland Global Talent Showcase in the engineering category.

Great graduatesAlexandra Arenilla CuervoMaster of Construction ManagementShe would highly recommend the Master of Construction Management to other construction industry professionals, says Alexandra Arenilla Cuervo.She would highly recommend the Master of Construction Management to other construction industry professionals, says Alexandra Arenilla Cuervo who came to AUT as an international student from Colombia. She has been impressed by the academic staff, and consider Auckland a good student city for international students.

Contact us

Phone: +64 9 921 9701

engineering@aut.ac.nz

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