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The Master of Professional Engineering (Electrical Engineering) is designed for graduates seeking to build advanced expertise in electrical and telecommunications engineering while developing strong professional engineering capabilities. The program equips students with knowledge to design, analyse and optimise systems that generate, transmit and control electrical energy, which underpins modern infrastructure and emerging technologies. Through study areas such as programming, data structures, digital logic, signals and systems, electronic circuits, and computer systems, students build a strong technical foundation. As the degree progresses, learners engage with specialised electrical engineering topics and advanced project work reflecting real-world engineering challenges. Professional engineering units emphasise sustainable design, ethical practice, communication, leadership, and project management skills essential for industry readiness. Practical experience and capstone projects provide opportunities to apply theory in real settings, strengthening problem-solving and innovation capabilities. The course suits individuals transitioning from science or mathematics backgrounds as well as engineers seeking accreditation or specialisation change. Graduates are prepared for careers in power systems, telecommunications, electronics, automation and emerging technologies across global engineering sectors. This combination of technical depth and professional training ensures graduates are industry-ready, adaptable, and capable of contributing to complex engineering projects that support sustainable development and technological innovation worldwide global impact.