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Electronic and computer engineering

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The electronics and computer engineering industry is a quickly evolving area. It plays a significant role in a wide range of industries through the design and construction of electronic applications and systems enhancing technologies such as

  • mobile phones
  • satellites
  • communication systems
  • satellite navigation
  • control systems for transport
  • broadband services
  • energy production
  • high definition television
  • satellite phones for rural districts and emergency offices
In our programs you will focus on the development, construction and design of electronic parts and systems, ranging from everyday items to applications for large corporations and industries.

You will develop key professional skills, enabling you to effectively communicate with industry and work colleagues, and manage projects in a problem-solving, independent and logical manner.

You will be equipped with the technical expertise and practical knowledge to work across diverse fields such as

  • telecommunications
  • consumer electronics
  • entertainment
  • manufacturing
  • medical
  • government services

We have a long history of industry partnerships in both government and private sectors, allowing you to experience many career opportunities in one of the fastest-growing technological industries. The program’s focus on work-integrated learning includes an off-campus industry placement in your final year.

Our programs provide you with knowledge and skills in

  • scientific foundations, principles and procedures underlying the design of electronic circuits and systems
  • use of computers in designing and testing such systems
  • application of this knowledge to areas such as communications, control systems, digital circuits and systems, and computer hardware and software
  • professional engineering responsibilities, including project management and engineering ethics

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Undergraduate degree programs 

  • Bachelor of Engineering - Nathan
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  • Bachelor of Engineering Technology - Nathan
  • Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Information Technology - Nathan
  • Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Science - Nathan

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  • Graduate Certificate in Engineering - Nathan
  • Master of Engineering - Nathan
  • Master of Engineering with Advanced Studies - Nathan

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  • Doctor of Philosophy - all campuses
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  • Master of Philosophy - all campuses
  • Research Higher Degree Qualifying Program - all campuses

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