Courses in new zealand after electrical engg

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Courses in New Zealand

• Options after Electrical Engineering.

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Course Details .

• The University of Canterbury
• Master of Engineering in Electrical and
  Electronic Engineering
• FULL TIME
• STARTS - 19-Feb-18
• NZ39,000.00 (18,05,049) per year .
• Master of Engineering Studies (MEngSt) in
  Electrical and Electronic Engineering
• FULL TIME- 1 year
• STARTS - 26-Feb-18
• NZ38,062.00 (17,61,635) per year

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Course Details .

• Manukau Institute of Technology
• Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Electrical)
  (Level 7)
• Undergraduate
• FULL TIME- 3 years
• STARTS - Feb-18
• NZ22,300.00 (10,32,118) per year
• School of Engineering Advanced Technology
• Massey University
• Master of Engineering Studies (Electronics and
  Computer Engineering) (MEngSt (E and CE))
• Postgraduate
• FULL TIME- 1 year
• STARTS - 26-Feb-18
• NZ35,620.00 (16,48,611) per year

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Course Details .

• The University of Waikato
• Master of Science (Technology) (MSc(Tech)) in
  Electronics
• FULL TIME- 2 years
• STARTS - 26-Feb-18
• NZ35,465.00 (16,41,437) per year
• University of Auckland
• Master of Engineering Studies (MEngSt) in
  Electrical and Electronic Engineering
• FULL TIME- 1 year
• STARTS - 26-Feb-18
• NZ38,062.00 (17,61,635) per year

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Institutes Offering Following Course.

• The University of Canterbury
• The University of Waikato
• University of Auckland
• School of Engineering Advanced Technology
  Massey University
• Manukau Institute of Technology
• Auckland University of Technology

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Job Opportunities after PG or Masters in
Electrical.

• Electrical engineers
• According to Ministry of Business, Innovation and
  Employment estimates, the number of electrical
  engineers rose steadily between 2006 and 2010
  from 2,345 to 3,023. However, there are still too
  few electrical engineers to fill all vacancies.
• Two factors are driving demand for electrical
  engineers. One is increased Government spending
  on electricity infrastructure. In the 2011
  Budget, the Government confirmed it would be
  spending 3.8 billion on upgrading the national
  grid until 2015.
• Another is the public demand for more sustainable
  electricity sources. Electricity demand is
  expected to grow by between 1 and 2 a year in
  the next 20 years, and power companies are
  exploring options such as wind power, solar power
  and wave power to help meet this.

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