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About the course
Developed with the Defence Science and Technology Group, this degree focuses on electronic and electromagnetic technologies for systems and security contexts. You’ll study communications such as radar, radio and microwaves alongside signal processing, infrared imaging, multispectral sensing, networking, cybersecurity and telecommunications, with access to facilities at the Tonsley campus and industry-linked projects and placements. This is an undergraduate engineering qualification in electrical-focused systems security.
Career outcome
Graduates can pursue roles across defence and defence industry, telecommunications, and computer and information security, with skills spanning electronic systems, sensing and secure communications. Typical pathways include defence research scientist/engineer, electronic engineer, electronic security specialist, information analyst, physicist, or telecommunications engineer. This bachelor-level program prepares you for technical careers in electrical and security-related engineering fields.
Entry requirements
Prerequisites: SACE stage one mathematics or stage two general mathematics. Assumed knowledge: SACE stage two physics (or equivalent).
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