COURSE CURRICULUM

This dual degree combines the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) with the Bachelor of Arts, allowing students to complete 88 units in total and develop both technical engineering expertise and broad humanities knowledge. The program includes 56 units of engineering study and 32 units of arts study. In the engineering component, students complete 8 units of core courses that build foundational skills in engineering practice, mathematics, and computing, followed by 48 units in a chosen specialisation. Options include Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronic, or Software Engineering, each providing in-depth discipline training through structured plan options. These courses focus on applying scientific and engineering principles to real-world problems, supported by hands-on laboratories, design projects, and advanced technical learning. The arts component allows students to complete either two majors or a combination of one extended major and a minor, drawn from a wide range of humanities and social science disciplines. This structure enables students to tailor their studies to personal interests or career goals in areas such as languages, culture, communication, or analytical thinking. Certain mathematics and statistics substitutions apply depending on the chosen engineering specialisation, ensuring alignment between both degrees. Overall, the program develops graduates who combine strong technical engineering capability with critical thinking, communication skills, and cultural understanding, preparing them for diverse global careers.