Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)

Bachelor (Honours)

This four-year programme, comprising a blend of theoretical and practical work, ensures that you're career-ready upon graduation. You'll pursue one of the nine specialisations available at our country's leading Engineering faculty*. We are known also for our passionate, active community.

Key details

Degree Type

Bachelor (Honours)

Duration

4 years full-time

Study Mode

In person

Intake Months

Mar, Jul

Domestic Fees

$9,041 per year

About this course

This four-year programme, comprising a blend of theoretical and practical work, ensures that you're career-ready upon graduation. You'll pursue one of the nine specialisations available at our country's leading Engineering faculty*. We are known also for our passionate, active community. With dedicated support services and student networks to help you with personal or academic issues, we'll provide you with all the resources necessary for success. *QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019

Study locations

City

Course structure

The BE(Hons) is split into four 'Parts' that correspond to your year of study.
In Part I, you will be exposed to our nine available specialisations and study a broad base of engineering and professional fundamentals.
You will also select a General Education paper - this is a distinctive feature of our University's undergraduate programmes. General Education is designed to broaden your education. You will also have to complete an online academic integrity course.
Parts II, III and IV are customised according to your chosen specialisation. Along with your specialisation courses, you will study a common core of mathematical modelling, technical communication, and professional development. You will also pursue elective courses to explore the topics that interest you the most.
Practical work is an essential component of your degree. You will be required to complete a 40-hour workshop practice course in Part II, and 800 hours of practical work experience throughout your degree. Find out more about these compulsory practical components.

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