You’ll need a good level of achievement in Mathematics at NCEA Level 3 in order to enrol in all of the BE(Hons) majors:

• If you're majoring in Cybersecurity Engineering (CYBR), Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEEN), or Software Engineering (SWEN) you need 16 credits in NCEA Level 3 Mathematics.

If you don't have enough NCEA Mathematics credits to enrol in the Maths and/or Physics courses you need to take in your first year, you can catch up by taking an introductory (or bridging) course such as MATH 132. Although it may be possible to study MATH 132 in Trimester 3 (over the summer), you need to understand that this means your degree will almost certainly take longer.

If you don't have the required credits for entry to the BE(Hons) major of your choice, you can apply for the Bachelor of Science degree and major in Computer Science or Electronic and Computer Systems. If you do well you might be able to transfer into the BE(Hons) later on.

1. Have University Entrance

• Check you meet one of the admission types.
• If you’re waiting on NCEA results, you can apply now. You’ll receive a conditional Offer of Place, and then a confirmation once your results are available.

2. Check key dates and apply early

• Key dates on this page show you when you need to apply in order to start studying next trimester.
• Some courses and programmes admit a limited number of students. Limited entry may be based on student numbers, or other selection criteria.

3. Check fees and costs

• It’s free to apply, but your fees and other costs need to be paid before you start studying.

4. Apply online

• Submit your application.
• You’ll need an up-to-date email address to start your online application.
• You’ll also need to know what you want to study—your degree or programme and majors and/or minors, and the courses you plan to take. Use our tools and resources to help you choose your courses.

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5. Provide your documentation

• You may be asked to provide some documentation to complete your enrolment.