Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Electrical
Study Discipline: Engineering & Technology
Study Programme Details
City: Canberra
Country: Australia
Admission Sessions: Autumn Session
Study Format: Full Time
Mode of Study: Fully on Site
About this Study Course
Unleash your potential in the realm of cutting-edge technology with UNSW Canberra’s Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Honours). If radar, communication, or weapons systems ignite your curiosity and you aspire to be the driving force behind the Australian Defence Force’s (ADF) technological prowess, this program is tailor-made for you.
Overview
Built upon a foundation of mathematics, computer science, and physical science, electrical engineering at UNSW Canberra equips you with high-level project management skills and engineering expertise. Gain a comprehensive understanding of electrical engineering practices, preparing you for a dynamic career at the forefront of technological innovation.
Why choose UNSW Canberra? Benefit from purpose-built workshops, state-of-the-art facilities, and the best university teacher-to-student ratio in Australia. Engage in hands-on experiences through industry-focused design and research projects, collaborating with experienced engineers and client representatives. Our seasoned teachers, deeply connected to industry, ensure you graduate with the skills demanded by the workplace.
Admission Requirements
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Our Bachelor of Electrical Engineering offers subjects such as computational problem solving, programming, mathematics, physics, signals processing, communications, analog and digital design and power engineering.
We can ground you with the fundamentals you need for a career in electrical engineering. You’ll learn how to program electrical equipment, as well as design and construct the electronic circuits that make programs run. Later in your degree, you’ll begin applying these fundamentals to a wide array of real-world scenarios, from radar and satellite telecommunications systems through to marine engineering. Your time in the classroom and workshop will prepare you for a 60-day internship. You’ll join a team in a professional electrical engineering environment to experience first-hand how an electrical engineer approaches and solves real-world problems.
You will also pursue your own Honours research project with the assistance and supervision of one of our world-class academics. You’ll apply everything you have learnt to a new and novel problem and contribute original research to the field of electrical engineering.
The Australian Defence Force covers tuition fees for defence students.
Future Career Outcomes
Unearth inspiring examples of successful alumni who have navigated their careers with the Bachelor of Electrical Engineering. Delve into industry demands and witness how the program aligns with the evolving needs of the job market. Emphasize the relevance of skill development in preparing graduates for the dynamic landscape of electrical engineering.
Visa Requirements:
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