Bachelor of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (Honours)

The Bachelor of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (Honours) at Deakin University is a four-year program designed to equip students with the theoretical foundations and practical skills required to excel in the rapidly evolving world of electrical and electronic technology. Students engage with core topics such as circuit design, digital systems, embedded systems, communication networks, power engineering, and control systems, alongside emerging areas like renewable energy and automation. Project-based learning and laboratory work feature strongly across the program, ensuring a hands-on experience that mirrors real-world engineering challenges.

This AQF Level 8 qualification is structured around semesters, comprising a series of units of study that collectively accumulate towards the required number of credit points for graduation. In the final year, students typically undertake a major team-based capstone project, synthesising their knowledge to solve complex engineering problems, often in partnership with industry mentors. This project, along with integrated work placements, delivers a strong element of work-integrated learning, preparing graduates for seamless transition into the workforce.

Through the program, students develop highly sought-after skills in problem-solving, analytical thinking, project management, teamwork, and communication, making them well-rounded professionals. The course suits aspiring engineers wishing to pursue careers in sectors such as power systems, telecommunications, automation, electronics design, or research and development. Deakin’s close ties with local industry support a learning environment that aligns closely with current and future workforce needs in Australia.

Australian and international students benefit from Deakin’s location in Melbourne, a city renowned for its innovation and industrial connections. Qualified graduates may be eligible for the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) and can work up to 48 hours per fortnight while studying. Check the official course page for further program and admissions details.

• Electrical Engineer
• Electronics Engineer
• Power Systems Engineer
• Control Systems Engineer
• Communications Engineer
• Automation Engineer
• Design and Research Engineer
• Australian industries: energy and utilities, telecommunications, manufacturing, defence, transport, and consulting