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<p><a target="_blank" href="https://study.auckland.ac.nz/ords/r/uoa/catalogue/Program?p5_code=MMaterialsEng&session=515350132468036">MMaterialsEng - Master of Materials Engineering</a> </p>
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MMaterialsEng - Master of Materials Engineering
Plan Schedule / Plan Rules
Complete 180 points comprising:
15
points for all
Compulsory Course
, and
At least
15
points from
Group 1 Elective Courses
, and
30
points from
Group 2 Elective Courses
, and
45
to
90
points from
Group 3 Elective Courses
, and
30
points for all
Research Project - 2 Semesters
Compulsory Course
Complete 15 points for ALL of the following:
CHEMMAT 724 - Advanced Materials Characterisation - Level 9
(15 points)
Group 1 Elective Courses
Complete at least 15 points from the following:
CHEMMAT 720 - Materials Design and Processing
(15 points)
CHEMMAT 723 - Industrial Materials Engineering
(15 points)
CHEMMAT 725 - Advanced Functional Materials
(15 points)
Group 2 Elective Courses
Complete exactly 30 points from the following:
ENGGEN 730 - Leadership and Professional Development
(15 points)
ENGGEN 732 - Systems Thinking and Project Business Case
(15 points)
ENGGEN 734 - Engineering Contracts for Project Managers
(15 points)
ENVENG 752 - Sustainability and Life Cycle Assessment
(15 points)
Group 3 Elective Courses
Complete 45 to 90 points from the following:
BIOMENG 771 - Musculoskeletal and Orthopaedic Biomechanics
(15 points)
CHEM 710 - Advanced Physical Chemistry
(15 points)
CHEM 780 - Advanced Materials Chemistry
(15 points)
CHEMMAT 722 - Directed Study in Materials
(15 points)
CHEMMAT 753 - Biological Materials and Biomaterials - Level 9
(15 points)
CHEMMAT 758 - Resource Recovery Technologies - Level 9
(15 points)
CHEMMAT 760 - Advanced Microbial Technology in Bioprocess Engineering
(15 points)
CHEMMAT 763 - Waste Reduction and Recycling Technologies
(15 points)
ENERGY 722 - Energy Technology
(15 points)
ENGGEN 740 - Project Management Bodies of Knowledge
(30 points)
ENGGEN 769 - Research Methods for Engineers
(15 points)
MECHENG 735 - MEMS and Microsystems
(15 points)
MECHENG 742 - Advanced Materials Manufacturing - Level 9
(15 points)
MECHENG 743 - Composite Materials
(15 points)
PHYSICS 754 - Condensed Matter Physics
(15 points)
PHYSICS 780 - Advanced Imaging Technologies
(15 points)
Research Project - 2 Semesters
Complete 30 points for ALL of the following:
CHEMMAT 779A - Research Project - Level 9
(15 points)
CHEMMAT 779B - Research Project - Level 9
(15 points)
Plan - Specialisation - V6
Master of Materials Engineering specialisation in Materials Engineering - Taught 180 - V1.1 - Effective From: Summer Semester 2024 (Published: 2025-05-01)