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Course overviewThe course offers students a common first year, enabling students to experience a range of engineering disciplines before deciding on a specialisation. Students study two core units in computing and mathematics and a series of engineering elective units in key disciplines including chemical, civil, electrical, materials and mechanical engineering. Subject to quotas and academic performance at first year, students then pursue studies in one of the following engineering disciplines: chemical engineering civil engineering electrical and computer systems engineering materials engineering mechanical engineering mechatronics (Malaysia only) Students complete the final three years in their chosen branch of engineering. During one or more of the long breaks, they are required to undertake 12 weeks practical experience in approved engineering work. Duration, campus, fees and application information Career outlookA career in engineering is creative and sometimes demanding. It involves judgement, scientific understanding, risk, working in teams and facing exciting challenges. Engineering graduates are among the first employed and best paid of all Australian university graduates, earning on average more than $40,000 pa in their first jobs (Based on a nation-wide survey of graduate engineers conducted by APESMA (www.apesma.asn.au)). Double degree options
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AccreditationAustralian: Engineers Australia. The Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering) is accredited at the professional level by the Australian Computer Society. International: The Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical) and all double degrees with chemical engineering are also fully accredited with the Institution of Chemical Engineers (UK). |