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Postgraduate Certificate in Earthquake Engineering

  • Graduate Certificate

Earthquake engineers design new buildings and infrastructure to withstand disasters, and assess the vulnerability of existing buildings and infrastructure, drawing from expertise in structural and geotechnical engineering.

Key details

Degree Type
Graduate Certificate
Duration
0.5 year full-time
Study Mode
In person
Intake Months
Mar, Jul
Domestic Fees
$5,564 per year

About this course

Earthquake engineers design new buildings and infrastructure to withstand disasters, and assess the vulnerability of existing buildings and infrastructure, drawing from expertise in structural and geotechnical engineering. The University of Auckland is internationally recognised for our strengths in these fields, putting us in the right position to deliver specialist professional capabilities to both New Zealand and internationally, where there are increasing population densities in seismic regions. The PGCertEqEng provides an introduction to postgraduate study in this field - students will take a total of four taught courses that they can pursue if they wish; it is a particularly good option for those with a civil engineering background who want a taste of postgraduate-level study without committing to it long-term. This qualification also boasts options for part-time study, with classes offered outside of work hours and as block courses, so it is also suited to practising industry professionals who are intending to further their knowledge and career.

Study locations

City

Course structure

The Postgraduate Certificate in Earthquake Engineering is a taught programme. You will have to complete the following:

  • CIVIL 720 Earthquake Engineering (15 points)
  • 45 points (three courses) from elective options listed in the Master of Earthquake Engineering Schedule, excluding CIVIL 793 and 794.