A BE(Hons)/LLB conjoint allows you to complete a BE(Hons) and an LLB in less time, and with fewer points, than it would take to complete the two degrees separately. This degree equips you with the specialist knowledge to solve problems and critically engage with policies in our increasingly complex and technical environments. The study of both Law and Engineering requires distinct capabilities in order to meet the high demands of their professions theoretical knowledge, analytical and research abilities, social appreciation, public responsibility, and communication skills. These are qualities essential for solving complex problems, and theyre applicable to broader areas such as management, intellectual property and more. The BE(Hons)/LLB complements technical acumen with critical research skills. This blend equips graduates to take on roles that are emerging in many technologically-driven sectors. You may opt to augment your Law degree by pursuing the Professional Legal Studies course that allows you to practice as a barrister or solicitor. All our Engineering specialisations are accredited by Engineering New Zealand, and so the BE(Hons) is a recognised qualification in many countries.<br><br>The phenomenal pace of change in this field makes it impossible to provide a lasting professional education based on technology alone, a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Computer Systems Engineering is therefore geared to provide core skills and theoretical knowledge needed for a future-proofed approach, including: Fundamental knowledge in computer systems Practical skills in hardware and software design Problem-solving methodologies for designing and building systems Project work, and verbal and written communication Exposure to existing and new electronic, hardware and software technologies