Course Level
Bachelor Degree (Honours)
CRICOS
111310G
Bachelor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Honours)
Electrical and Electronic Engineering is a professional career that utilises mathematics, science, technology and problem solving skills to design, construct and maintain the products and services that underpin modern society. Electrical and Electronic Engineering is the major area of expertise behind control and automation, telecommunications and networking, signal processing, analogue, digital and computer electronics and power generation, distribution and utilisation. It is also vital in new and emerging fields such as nanotechnology, robotics, renewable energy and Internet of Things.
Campus | Duration | Fees | ATAR |
|---|---|---|---|
Callaghan | Full-time - 4 years | N/A | 77 |
Structure
The Bachelor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Honours) is a four year program students are required to complete 320 units, which is comprised of: 250 units of Core Courses; 30 units of Directed Courses*; and 40 units of Elective Pathway Courses.
Subjects
- Electrical and electronic engineering
Entry requirements
- Year 12 or equivalent. Alternative entry pathways may include approved TAFE studies, preparatory programs such as Newstep, Open Foundation or Tertiary Preparation Certificate. Assumed knowledge: HSC Mathematics (Band 5 or above) or equivalent. One science-related subject would also be an advantage (Physics or Chemistry preferred). Applicants who have achieved less than Mathematics Band 5 may be admitted to the program but may need to complete additional study to successfully complete the requirements of the program. Students who have completed HSC Mathematics General 2 may be admitted to the program but can expect to undertake additional studies to successfully complete the requirements of the program.
Recognition
This degree program is accredited by Engineers Australia and other affiliated international organisations.
Study Pathways
Credit transfer agreements with TAFE NSW and other education providers are under continuous negotiation.