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About the course
This combined degree builds interdisciplinary capability across electrical and electronic engineering and mechanical engineering. You’ll develop practical and theoretical skills to design, integrate and troubleshoot systems that span mechanics, electronics and power, supported by professional accreditation and integrated work placement. Study in industry-aligned facilities at Tonsley to prepare for complex, cross-disciplinary engineering projects at Bachelor (Honours) level.
Career outcome
Graduates are prepared for roles that bridge mechanical and electrical/electronic disciplines in sectors such as manufacturing, energy, automation, instrumentation, telecommunications and engineering design. Potential roles include graduate mechanical, electrical or electronic engineer, project engineer, process development engineer/scientist, mechanical/electrical design engineer, production engineer and electrical power engineer. Outcomes align with a combined Bachelor (Honours) engineering qualification.
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