Short Course

Engineering Maths Summer School

Need to get your NCEA Level 2 maths so you can apply for our engineering diplomas? No problem.

When

19 January 26 –
13 February 26

Where

T Block, Otago Polytechnic
North Dunedin, Otago 9016,
New Zealand

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About the course

Need to get your NCEA Level 2 maths so you can apply for our engineering diplomas? No problem!

This short course has been developed to give you that chance.

Successful completion of this four-week course will provide you with the maths requirement you need to apply for the New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (CivilMechanical or Electrical).

Please note: This course is for those who meet all of the other Level 2 entry requirements into the engineering diploma except mathematics.

Course fee

$525 (NZD) including GST.

Please note: Student loans are not available for short courses and night classes.

Entry requirements

  • Any credits at NCEA Level 1 Maths.
  • You do not have to have Statistics and/or Probability to attend this Summer School.

Course content

Introductory Mathematics for Engineers (Level 3)

This content is taken directly from our one-semester bridging programme that leads to the New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Civil, Mechanical or Electrical).

The content is taken from three existing taught courses: Algebra 2, Algebra 3 and Introductory Mathematics for Engineers. It has been specifically designed to enable you to gain the necessary maths skills to enter the Diploma.

We start at Level 1 and then build up over the four weeks to Level 3. Each day will involve working through maths exercises as a group and sometimes you will work independently.

Student loans and allowances

Please note that Student Loans and Allowances are not available for this four-week course.

Campus Map

This course is held in T Block, our Trades Training Centre. This is located right in the centre of the Dunedin Campus. 

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More information

For more information, please email EngTech@op.ac.nz or call (Freephone) 0800 762 786 

Cancellation of a programme

Any programme of study, course or course occurrence may be cancelled or postponed where there are insufficient numbers. As far as is practically possible, we avoid cancelling or making other significant changes less than two weeks before the programme starts (or five working days for short courses). If this happens, we will do our best to suggest alternative study options for you. If you don’t want to do the alternative programme, we will give you a full refund. For international students, if a programme change affects your visa status, we will let you know and support you to find an alternative option. We also advise Immigration New Zealand of any programme change that will affect international students.