Engineering technologists focus on practical design and applied technology, working across a wide range of engineering disciplines. The Bachelor of Engineering Technology prepares you for diverse engineering careers. This engineering degree is accredited by Engineering New Zealand. It meets the Sydney Accord and prepares you for Technical Membership of Engineering New Zealand. You learn to make engineering judgements, solve problems creatively and ethically and design for sustainability. You develop strong interpersonal and teamwork skills, and communicate technical and non-technical information. The Network and Communication Engineering major in the Bachelor of Engineering Technology covers the design, implementation, remediation and security of computer network devices and computer network systems. Our world turns on information. Networks make exchanging information possible – communications networks transfer voice, video or data. Network and communication engineers are the people who make sure the information gets through – they design, test and build our communication networks. In the Network and Communication Engineering major you develop core skills in network engineering, and computer and network programming and installation. Key features: Communications networks are becoming increasingly important Access to high-end equipment and facilities Real-life experience working on an industry-based project Career opportunities: Computer engineer Network design engineering Telecommunications engineer Armed Forces