Internships, where do I even start?? You probably know by now that you have to do 800 hours of practical work for your engineering degree. Yeah, get ready to say goodbye to your summers! I’m joking. Internships are wonderful opportunities for all you aspiring engineers to apply what you’ve learnt so far to real life…Continue Reading Chemical and Materials: Internships??
Contents Opportunities Engineering offers a wide amount of opportunities. These opportunities, although present, do require you to take the initiative. Unsubsidised, moving into 2024, UoA engineering uni fees will be amounting to $53k per annum 😱… Not to be pessimistic, but that money is going somewhere, and if you don’t seize the opportunities available to…Continue Reading Opportunities: A discussion on Clubs, Conjoints and Exchanges
Engineering is all about innovation and solving real-world problems. What better way to do that than by harnessing the power of electricity for a sustainable future? Greetings, fellow advocates of a greener tomorrow! Sasha here, and today we embark on a thrilling journey through the intersection of Electrical Engineering and sustainability. In this blog, we’ll…Continue Reading Energising the Future: Electrical Engineering and Sustainable Solutions!
So, you’re at that crucial crossroads where you’re eyeing the fields of Civil and Structural Engineering, yet you’re grappling with understanding the differences that set the two apart. Hey, we’ve all been there! If you’re seeking clarity, you’re in for a treat as we construct an understanding of the two disciplines. First off, let’s get…Continue Reading Civil, Structural – Whats different !?
Where does chemical and materials engineering lead to?? I’m sure this is a question you will ask for every one of the specialisations. So I’ve searched through the corners of the internet and dug out all everything you need to know about where chemical and materials engineering leads you to. But first, let’s clear up…Continue Reading Chemical and Materials: Where will it take you??
Life is electrical, and electrical is life Jack Kilby, Inventor and Electrical Engineer Hello Again Welcome back, fellow enthusiasts, to our electrifying exploration of Electrical Engineering’s dynamic currents! Sasha here, and I’m thrilled to dive into the intricate waters of our current courses, Electeng/Compsys 209, Electeng 204, and Electeng 292. Join me in this blog…Continue Reading Currents of Creativity: Unveiling the Intricacies of Our Electrical Engineering Courses!
Hello! and welcome back to blog post number two B) I’m Amanda ^^, a Part II Engsci who is really just trying to make it out of this degree alive. I’ll be giving tips and tricks and little bits of knowledge i’ve gained throughout my whole one and a half years at UOA, hopefully to…Continue Reading an attempt to demystify engsci
Hope everyone is having a great semester so far. Can you believe we are already at the end of week 4? As we all try to get our heads around this engineering gig, I bet some courses have got you scratching your head, and maybe you are wondering what happens in the second year. So,…Continue Reading First sem in Tron
Hi! Hi! Welcome! Back with a Sem One Extraordinaire! Well, how does this year’s post differ from the other years? Well, some of our courses did a bit of a shuffle – I’d say this post would be the best reference of what you could expect, as of 2023. Want to skip ahead to a…Continue Reading Escaping PII Sem 1 (+ Field Trip Escapades)
Hey there! If you’re gearing up to delve into the captivating world of computer systems engineering at the University of Auckland, you’ve got a couple of intriguing courses ahead of you: ENGSCI 211 and ELECTENG 291. Let’s chat about what these courses have in store and gather some down-to-earth insights to help you navigate this…Continue Reading Mastering Math and Circuits: ENGSCI 211 and ELECTENG 291