Bachelor of Engineering Science (Electrical and Electronic Engineering)
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Become a qualified Engineering Technologist with strong theoretical and practical training in the areas of electrical and electronic engineering. You will be responsible for:
- electricity generation and distribution
- the design of complex electronic equipment
- the management of large industrial manufacturing plants
- researching and developing new energy sources
- designing and managing communications infrastructure (telephones, radio, TV and the internet)
The Bachelor of Engineering Science course is delivered using a Problem Based Learning approach. You will learn to work with real problems and projects in the workplace and community.
Course Essentials
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Location:
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College:College of Engineering and Science
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Duration:3 years
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Intake:February and July
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Course code:EBDT
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CRICOS:057287J
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Fees:A$10805.00 per semester
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This information is for international students.
How to apply
We are currently accepting applications for this course.
Methods of applying:
- You can apply direct to VU
Please note that part-time study may not be available at all campuses.
Already a VU student?
You can transfer into this course through our internal transfer process.
For more info contact the
College of Engineering and Science
Careers
As an Engineering technologist you may have a career in:
- embedded systems
- electronic circuit board design
- factory automation
- computer networking
- power electronics
Learn more about your career options on the Australian government's Career Information and Resources website.
Course Objectives
The objectives of the course are to produce graduates who:
- have a solid foundation of scientific, engineering and project management knowledge;
- can develop creative and practical solutions to engineering problems;
- can communicate appropriately and effectively in different modes with different audiences;
- can work independently and collaboratively;
- can understand community needs in the context of societal aspirations and expectations;
- have both the skills and motivation to continue learning as professionals; and
- are work-ready and thus attractive to prospective employers.
Units and electives
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- Unit code
- ENF1101
- Credits
- 12
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- Unit code
- ENF1102
- Credits
- 12
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- Unit code
- ENF1103
- Credits
- 12
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- Unit code
- ENF1104
- Credits
- 12
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- Unit code
- ENF1201
- Credits
- 12
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- Unit code
- ENF1202
- Credits
- 12
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- Unit code
- ENF1203
- Credits
- 12
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- Unit code
- ENF1204
- Credits
- 12
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- Unit code
- ENE2102
- Credits
- 12
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- Unit code
- ENE2100
- Credits
- 24
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- Unit code
- ENE2101
- Credits
- 12
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- Unit code
- ENE2202
- Credits
- 12
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- Unit code
- ENE2200
- Credits
- 24
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- Unit code
- ENE2203
- Credits
- 12
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- Unit code
- ENE4101
- Credits
- 12
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- Unit code
- EES4100
- Credits
- 12
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- Unit code
- VEB3101
- Credits
- 12
BUSINESS/TECHNICAL ELECTIVE (12 Credit Points)
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- Unit code
- ENE3202
- Credits
- 12
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- Unit code
- ENE3203
- Credits
- 12
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- Unit code
- VEB3102
- Credits
- 12
BUSINESS/TECHNICAL ELECTIVE (12 credit points)
Business/Technical electives can be chosen from The School of Engineering and Science or from other Faculties within the university with approval from the course co-ordinator.
What's a unit?
A unit or 'subject' is the actual class you'll attend in the process of completing a course.
Most courses have a mixture of compulsory 'core' units that you need to take, and optional 'elective' units that you can choose to take based on your area of interest, expertise or experience.
Credits
Each unit is worth a set amount of study credits based on the amount of time you study. Generally, 1 credit is equal to 1 hour of study per week.
Admission Information
- TAFE: Applicant with relevant VET qualification may be granted up to 192 credit points of exemption.
- Year 12: Pre-requisites: Units 3 and 4 – a study score of at least 20 in English (any) and in one of further mathematics, mathematical methods (CAS) or specialist mathematics. Selection mode: CY12: ATAR and two-stage process with a middle-band of approximately 20%. NONY12: Academic record (see institutional page). Middle-band: Completing physics and/ or specialist mathematics = an aggregate 3 points higher per study, to a maximum of 6 points.
- International: Full-fee paying international students must have qualifications which are equivalent to those listed above. In addition, they must provide evidence of proficiency in English language: - IELTS -an overall band score of 6+ or equivalent, subject to individual profile
- Mature: Mature Age applicant will be considered on the case by case basis. RPL may be granted for relevant experience gained in employment.
English language requirements
Find out if you meet the entry requirements, including English language and academic requirements.
Admission requirements in your country
Find out if you meet the minimum academic (international qualification) requirements to be eligible to apply for this course by reviewing the academic entry requirements listed by country.How to apply for this course
If you have questions about your application, you can:
- speak to a staff member. Phone +61 3 9919 1164, press 1 and follow the voice prompts
- make an online enquiry
Get in touch
Contact us to discuss your course options:
Ring us on +61 3 9919 1164
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Information and fees listed above are for non-resident students starting the course in 2013. Fees are subject to approval and may change. In some courses students must buy equipment or clothing that they will need in the course. These equipment or clothing costs are not included in the course fees listed above and we recommend you seek advice from the relevant faculty.
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