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Engineering, computer and mathematical sciences

AUT’s degrees in engineering and computer and mathematical sciences are your opportunity to play a key role in New Zealand’s technological, social and economic development.

Our teaching and research staff are among the best in New Zealand and internationally. This, alongside collaborative learning environments and valuable workplace experience with industry clients, contributes to our programmes achieving the highest standards in student experience and employer satisfaction.

Undergraduate programmes

Undergraduate study in engineering, computer and mathematical sciences will give you a solid grounding in your chosen area.

Bachelor's degree

Graduate certificates and diplomas

Postgraduate programmes

Postgraduate study in engineering, computer and mathematical sciences will build on your knowledge and expertise in your area of interest.

Certificates and diplomas

A certificate or diploma will give you an introduction to your chosen subject and can prepare you for further study.

Certificate in Science and Technology

Academic departments

Research in engineering, computer and mathematical sciences

We believe in high-quality research that has impact, and have world-class researchers and research strengths across engineering, computer and mathematical sciences.

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Women in technology

If you’re a woman studying or interested in technology, you can find support, encouragement and fun in a number of groups – check out how you can help each other to succeed in your fields.

Women in technology

Partnerships with international universities

We have a number of partnerships and collaborative programmes with universities around the world.

Learn more about our partnerships

Work with us: ways to partner with AUT

We’re proud of our strong industry links – and we’re always looking for new opportunities to partner with organisations. Find out how you can access AUT talent and help shape the future of computing and engineering.

Become an industry partner

Labs and facilities

Our industry-leading facilities for engineering and computer and mathematical sciences students include the Scanning Electron Microscope and 3D Printing Lab.

Find out more about our facilities

News

ICT Engineering Fair attracts employers

31 Mar, 2021

More than 500 AUT students impressed employers at the ICT and Engineering Career Fair on Wednesday 24 March.

Prosthetic fins for injured sea turtles

31 Mar, 2021

Researchers from AUT BioDesign Lab have developed a prosthetic fin to rehabilitate injured sea turtles.

The future of AI and machine learning

26 Mar, 2021

Read the first Techweek 2021 blog on the future of AI and machine learning.

Celebrating AUT's women academics

08 Mar, 2021

Today is International Women’s Day. Read a sample of the research from AUT’s women academics who are working to improve the lives of women in our society.

COVID vaccine passports

05 Mar, 2021

Vaccine passports would need to be linked securely to travellers and be almost impossible to illegally copy or modify, writes Professor Dave Parry.

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Opening in July, the City Campus’ new Engineering, Design and Technology building will be the home for our School of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences

The City Campus’ new Engineering, Technology and Design building is the home for our School of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences

FIND YOUR GREATNESS

Contact details

School of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences
WZ Building, Level 3
6 St Paul Street
Auckland City
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South Campus
640 Great South Road
Manukau, Auckland
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Great graduatesMathewjibin (Mathew) MathaiMaster of IT Project ManagementFor Mathewjibin (Mathew) Mathai, who came to AUT as an international student from India, the Master of IT Project Management was the logical next step.For Mathewjibin (Mathew) Mathai, who came to AUT as an international student from India, the Master of IT Project Management was the logical next step. He liked that the programme offers a mix of project management aspects, the latest trends in project management and an in-depth understanding of some of the roles and practices related to project management.

Great graduatesDalya Al-MohamadaminDoctor of PhilosophyFor her PhD in biomedical engineerig, Dalya Al-Mohamadamin is exploring a new approach to treat sleep apnea, a sleep disorder where a person stops breathing.For her PhD in biomedical engineering, Dalya Al-Mohamadamin is exploring a new approach to treat sleep apnea, a sleep disorder where a person stops breathing while sleeping. Dalya’s PhD research is supervised by Professor Ahmed Al-Jumaily who is the director of the AUT Institute of Biomedical Technologies (IBTec).

Great graduatesMegan BurfootDoctor of Philosophy
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)How can architects and engineers achieve the right acoustic environment for the buildings they create? That is the interesting topic Megan Burfoot is exploring.How can architects and engineers achieve the right acoustic environment for the buildings they create? That is the interesting topic Megan Burfoot is investigating for her Doctor of Philosophy in architectural engineering. She has always been passionate about architecture and engineering, Megan says.

Great graduatesKurt SchmidtAdditive Manufacturing Production Lead, Zenith TecnicaMaster of Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering TechnologyAfter growing up on Great Barrier Island, one of the most isolated parts of New Zealand, Kurt Schmidt was always destined for a career in engineering.After growing up on Great Barrier Island, one of the most isolated parts of New Zealand, Kurt Schmidt was always destined for a career in engineering. Now working for Zenith Tecnica, a specialist in titanium 3D printing, Kurt uses his engineering skills to turn ideas into real aerospace and medical parts within a matter of days.

Great graduatesRiaz UddinDoctor of PhilosophyFor his Doctor of Philosophy research at AUT, biomedical engineer Riaz Uddin is focusing on innovative uses of ultrasound in therapeutic devices.For his PhD research, biomedical engineer Riaz Uddin is focusing on innovative uses of ultrasound in therapeutic devices. His research is supervised by Professor Ahmed Al Jumaily. Riaz would highly recommend postgraduate study at the AUT Institute Biomedical Technologies (IBTec), which brings together AUT researchers from engineering and health sciences.

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