Masters Of Engineering (electrical And Electronics Engineering) in University of Canterbury, New Zealand

Masters Of Engineering (electrical And Electronics Engineering) in University of Canterbury

Electrical and Electronic Engineers harness one of the fundamental forces of the universe, electromagnetism, for the benefit of the world.

Electrical and Electronic Engineers create systems to provide efficient and sustainable power for homes and industry, the physical parts that transfer information between computers, and also the smart miniature devices we now have throughout the modern world.

Electrical and Electronic Engineering involves being creative with the generation, storage, and use of electricity; the design and programming of smart systems, such as robots and mobile devices; as well as the design and use of integrated circuits, sensors, and actuators. This discipline also involves the transmission and transformation of information using computers and communication networks, and the design of new electronic and computer products.

Electrical and Electronic Engineers have played a major role in the development of many technological advances, from personal computing and smart phones to autonomous vehicles and renewable electrical power. Digital television, unmanned aerial vehicles, robotics, medical imaging, and space exploration have all been possible in large part because of electrical engineering innovation.

Career opportunities

UC Electrical and Electronic Engineering graduates are well prepared to join the technological revolution, with a wide range of career options. Some examples of these are as a consulting engineer; electronic design engineer; biomedical engineer; an entrepreneur; or as a teacher/educator in industry, school, or university.

Now, and in the future, electrical and electronic engineers have the opportunity to develop innovative systems such as:

• new ways of generating power from renewable energy sources eg, wind, hydro, and solar
• faster, cheaper, and more reliable ways of sending information through communication networks
• more precise non-invasive medical devices, instruments, and scanners
• new nano-scale devices and materials
• more efficient ways of using electric power and intelligent systems, such as autonomous cars or search-and-rescue robots
• better ways of gathering information through sensor networks to help businesses make accurate decisions
• new ways of controlling the administration of medicines or the motion of rockets.

Know more about Studying in New Zealand

Tuition Fees in New Zealand (1st Year Average)	BE/Btech NZD 24605 | MBA NZD 25694| MS NZD 29178 | BSc NZD 30702 | BBA NZD 22863 | MEng NZD 41589 | MIM NZD 34186 | MFin NZD 142025
Average Accomodation & Food Costs in New Zealand	NZD 1250 Per Month
Entrance Exams in New Zealand	TOEFL: 74 | IELTS: 6 |PTE: 53
Work and Study in New Zealand	Permitted for 20 hours/week with a valid study permit.
Post Study Work Permit in New Zealand	One to Three Years Depending on the Region.
Cost of Student Visa in New Zealand	NZD 295
Student Visa in New Zealand	If a student wants to study full time in New Zealand for more than three months, and is willing to pay the full cost of the course, Fee-Paying Student Visa is for him/her.
Intakes in New Zealand	There are Two Main Intakes in New Zealand: January Intake and July Intake.
Top Job Sectors in New Zealand	Engineering, Software Developing/Programming, Medicine, Education, Accounts, Electrician, Automotive Technician, etc.
Economy in New Zealand	Growth Rate of 2.8% (2018), 2.5% (2019e), 2.7% (2020e), 22nd Largest in the World by Nominal