COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Electronics major) is a 144-credit-point program designed to prepare students for careers in electrical and electronic systems, renewable energy technologies, and modern digital engineering industries. The degree provides a strong foundation in electrical principles, electronic systems, and power technologies, enabling students to understand how electronic devices and energy systems are designed, operated, and improved. Students develop technical and analytical skills required to design and implement solutions for complex engineering problems involving circuits, digital systems, embedded electronics, and power distribution networks. The program places strong emphasis on renewable energy integration, efficient electrical systems, and the development of modern electronic devices that support industries such as telecommunications, manufacturing, healthcare, and energy. Students also gain experience in improving existing technologies and contributing to innovation in areas such as smart devices, automation, and sustainable power solutions. Industry-led projects form a key part of the program, allowing students to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world engineering challenges and develop practical problem-solving skills. Through these experiences, students build competencies in teamwork, communication, and technical design. Graduates are well prepared for careers in electronics engineering, electrical systems development, renewable energy industries, automation, manufacturing, and digital technology sectors, contributing to the advancement of efficient and sustainable electronic systems in Australia and globally.