Do you need to study abroad to do the project cost in New Zealand?

Going to New Zealand to do the project cost requires studying abroad. There are 8 national universities in New Zealand, all of which are among the best in the QS world university rankings.

In the ranking of "20 13 Good Life Index" published by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), New Zealand is one of the countries with the highest quality education system in the world. At the same time, New Zealand is a member of the Lisbon Convention on Academic Accreditation, and its academic qualifications are recognized by more than 50 countries.

More than 20,000 students from about 65,438+060 countries around the world choose to study in universities in New Zealand. Education in New Zealand pays attention to cultivating students' practical skills, ensuring that they can work smoothly anywhere after graduation and continue to study topics in New Zealand.

Reasons for choosing engineering cost specialty:

1, with strong professionalism and wide knowledge: this major specializes in cultivating talents in real estate development-related fields, so that students have solid professional knowledge and advanced skills. Students can study real estate evaluation, planning steps, project management, setting management, real estate law and real estate agents. Through study, students can not only master the physical skills of real estate development, but also apply the economic principles involved in the industry.

2. Extensive application of engineering cost technology: Engineering cost engineers are generally called "architectural economists" or "cost managers", and their work projects include office buildings, schools, hospitals, factories, bridges, rail transit, mining project development and many other construction fields. The work of engineering cost engineers includes not only the construction of new projects, but also the maintenance and conservation services of real estate.

Refer to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Project Cost