With a focus on the digital world, we combine the best of electronics and software to fully equip you for a professional career in this rapidly developing area.
Our industry-focused programmes will start you on practical projects while learning the current theory—help make robots to explore damaged buildings, design large scale networks or develop mobile communication systems.
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Gain the technical skills you need to create computer graphics for film and television, computer games and the web.
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From smartphones to drones—study Electronics and Computer Systems at Victoria and learn to design and build the systems that are shaping our world.
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Study Networking and Security and learn to design and build strong, safe information networks.
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Study Software Engineering and Computer Science and be at the forefront of the information revolution.
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Learn how to apply the hacker mindset and forensic techniques to prevent cybercrime.
The world needs cleaner and more sustainable energy options. Victoria offers a range of study options to gain skills in renewable energy systems.
Robotics has the potential to transform industries and the economy. Gain the skills needed to work in this advancing field.
The newly established Chair supports the transition to sustainable energy of the New Zealand and regional economy, and society.
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Dean of Engineering, Dale Carnegie receives a Teaching Excellence Award—one of the highest teaching honours in the profession.
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New technology from a student led research project at Victoria University looks set to revolutionise the way geotechnical engineers monitor and predict landslides, potentially helping to save countless lives and cut costs. Engineering and Computer Science student Jonathan Olds was looking for a research project for his Master’s and his supervisor, Professor of Network Engineering in the School of Engineering ...
Dean of Engineering, Professor Dale Carnegie, wraps up a busy 2017 and prepares for 2018… It’s December already (or maybe–finally) and as everything starts to wind down, I’d like to reflect on the past year and look towards the future. It’s certainly been a busy and extremely productive year for the Faculty of Engineering. We have achieved an enormous amount. First to mention is our tremendous rate ...
Name? Adrian Pekar. Born in? Kralovsky Chlmec, Slovakia. Lived in? Slovakia, Hungary, Austria, New Zealand. First job? Data Centre and Network Function Virtualization Engineer. Position at VUW? Postdoctoral Research Fellow. Key research interests? Network Traffic Classification, Management and Engineering, QoS, IPFIX/NetFlow, Software Defined Networking, Data Centre and Network Function Virtualization ...
Speaker: James Greenwood-Thessman
