Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Electronic and Energy Engineering

This is your chance to have an impact on the way the world works. You could have the opportunity to make your mark on major global systems and infrastructure or be at the forefront of localised urban projects. When you choose this degree, you'll be engineering from day one. In your first year, you'll develop a strong foundation in basic science and engineering principles. You'll study a range of engineering areas, letting you decide which area interests you the most. We're strong believers in learning by doing', so this degree has a strong practical focus. You'll learn from teachers who are passionate about engineering and the difference it makes in the world, so you'll get to experience their energy in your studies. As a graduate you'll have the hands-on skills that employers tell us they're after. Plus, because this is an accredited degree, you will have met Engineers Australia stage one competencies. This degree is also internationally recognised, which means you can put your skills into practice right around the world. The energy sector is a fast-advancing engineering discipline, with huge investments expected in the coming decades. You will be prepared for a career in areas such as electronics design and fabrication, power transmission, renewable power generation, solar energy systems, wind energy systems, electric vehicles, efficient lighting and energy research.

Qualification: Indian School Certificate (ISC) academic stream awarded by CISCE or All India Senior School Certificate academic stream awarded by CBSEYour entry requirements include: An overall grade average of 70 including English and best 3 academic subject (no other language subjects)Qualification: State BoardYour entry requirements include: An overall grade average of 70 in the best 4 academic subjectsPathwaysPost-secondary qualifications are required for entry into this program.Successful completion of one year of study at a recognised tertiary or higher education institution is required in addition to the completion of high school studies.