NZ Diploma in Engineering (Electronics Engineering) (Level 6)
Schedule
Duration
2 Academic Years
Delivery
In Class
Campus
Auckland CBD
Credits
240
Fees Domestic
$6,153 (Year 1)
Fees International
$23,000
The New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Electronics) programme is designed to equip students with the technical knowledge and problem-solving skills needed to build the systems that keep our world connected. You’ll learn how to design, develop, and maintain electronic circuits and technologies found in everyday life — from smartphones and computers to in-home devices. With a strong focus on practical application, students will tackle real-world engineering challenges and gain the confidence to evaluate and manage risks within real-life environments. Graduates will be ready to step into roles across New Zealand’s highly in-demand electronics engineering sector or continue their studies in the field.
Level 4
DE4101:
Engineering Fundamentals
Level 4
DE4102:
Engineering Mathematics 1
Level 4
DE4103:
Technical Literacy
Level 4
DE4401:
Electrical Principles
Level 5
DE5405:
Computer Programming 1
Level 5
DE5408:
Introduction to Networks
Level 5
DE4402:
Electrical and Electronic Applications
Level 5
DE5403:
Electronic Principles
Level 5
DE5414:
Electronic Manufacturing 1
Level 6
DE6412:
Computer Programming 2
Level 5
DE5407:
Electronics 1
or
DE5421:
Anatomy & Physiology
Level 5
DE5406:
Microcontrollers 1
or
DE5422:
Medical Equipment 1
Level 6
DE6102:
Engineering Project – Electronics
Level 6
DE6101:
Electronic Management
Level 6
DE6402:
Electronics 2
Level 6
DE6417:
Microcontrollers 2
or
DE6424:
Medical Equipment 2
- Engineering fundamentals and theory
- Principles of engineering science
- Electronic design and drawing
- Electrical and electronics principles
- Introduction to networks
- Software programming
- Micro-controller programming
- Electronic manufacturing
- Healthcare technology
Gain the essential knowledge needed to set up solid functions in the electronics engineering field. Learn about the design, development, and maintenance of electronics circuitry used in different types of equipment used in TV, radio, computers, smartphones, and IoTs. This knowledge prepares you for a successful engineering career in New Zealand and internationally.
- For Domestic Students
- NCEA Level 2*, and
- A minimum total of 48 credits at level 2 in four subjects including at least 12 credits in mathematics (preferably achievement standards in algebra, calculus or trigonometry), or
- equivalent qualifications (e.g. International Baccalaureate or Cambridge), or
- equivalent credits from appropriate trades training and/or demonstrated skills and experience; and
- including a minimum of 10 literacy credits at level 1 or higher (for those who achieved NCEA Level 2 before 2013)
- For International Students
- In addition to meeting the minimum entry criteria set out, for those applicants which English is their second language (including International students), overall Band Score (Academic) of 6.0 IELTS, with no individual score less than 5.5, or equivalent
- Electronics engineer
- Computer hardware engineer
- Engineering technican
- Computer Engineering
Completing your Level 6 engineering qualification opens doors straight away. Graduates are job-ready for technician and engineering associate roles across civil, mechanical, electrical and building services, working on everything from infrastructure projects to manufacturing plants and commercial builds. With New Zealand short of skilled engineering talent, employers want people who can do the work from day one, and this qualification shows you can.
If you want to keep learning, Level 6 is also a launchpad. Many graduates go on to a Bachelor of Engineering Technology or a related degree, often with credit for what they’ve already completed, so you can reach a higher qualification faster.
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Kickstart your engineering career
Graduates of this New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Electronics Engineering Strand) (Level 6) programme will receive an internationally recognised engineering qualification accredited under the Dublin Accord, opening doors to career opportunities both in New Zealand and abroad. Throughout your studies, you’ll develop the practical skills and technical knowledge needed to confidently take on roles such as electrical engineering technician, electronics engineering technician, or systems support specialist. You’ll be prepared to work across a variety of industries, including telecommunications, manufacturing, automation, renewable energy, and electronics design.
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Schedule and fees
- Join our alumni network
- Create a job-ready portfolio
- Learn from industry experts
- Live classes
- NZQA Certified
- Gain project experience
- Weekly payment options
- 10-weeks mentored work experience
NZD $23,000
(Special regional price offers may be available)
Payment options
- Pay in 2 instalments of ——— per certification; or
- Weekly payment options available to ——–.
- Join our alumni network
- Create a job-ready portfolio
- Learn from industry experts
- Live classes
- NZQA Certified
- Gain project experience
- Weekly payment options
- 10-weeks mentored work experience
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