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“My goal is to help
                                                                     design, plan and
                                                                     carry out innovative

                                                                     construction projects
                                                                     that can be beneficial to
                                                                     the economy while being
        He has always been interested in                             safe and sustainable.”

        building things, says construction                           Junior Timothy Doedoke
        engineering student Junior Timothy                           Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in
        Doedoke who came to AUT as an                                Construction Engineering
        international student from the Solomon

        Islands, supported by a Ministry of Foreign
        Affairs and Trade Manaaki NZ Scholarship.
        “I chose to study construction engineering because
        it was always my passion to build things and be
        creative. Good construction engineering means
        that you can be sure of your safety and everyone
        else’s because you’ve learnt to design, plan,
        construct and manage infrastructures, and you
        contribute to ensuring a fun and safe environment
        for you and your community to live in.
        “The variety of courses helps broaden my
        understanding of the engineering world and                                           Applications for
        gives me an appreciation of my path towards                     Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships
        becoming an engineer.”                                     for study in 2024 open 1 February 2023.
                                                                          Visit www.nzscholarships.govt.nz
        aut.ac.nz/pacific                                                                  for the latest info.




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