University of Canberra
4 years
Build expertise in Intelligent Robotics or Network Engineering through hands-on learning and industry partnerships. This four-year honours degree combines theoretical foundations with practical application, preparing you for in-demand careers in cyber security, AI, robotics, and network systems.
Applicants must have completed Year 12 or equivalent qualification. Year 12 Mathematical Methods (T) or equivalent is required as a prerequisite. Basic knowledge and skills in ICT (Information and Communication Technology) and basic numeracy and literacy skills are assumed. Alternative entry pathways are available for those with work experience, overseas qualifications, or other Australian qualifications. The course has a selection rank of 65.
The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) covers comprehensive engineering fundamentals across both specialisations. In Intelligent Robotics, students learn control and dynamics of machines, industrial robotics, algorithms, smart engineering, and design, programming and testing of robotic systems. In Network Engineering, students develop expertise in designing and operating software-based networked systems, including mobile and wireless data communications, network security, cloud computing, big data and multimedia networks. All students engage with hands-on projects, Work Integrated Learning opportunities including site visits and fieldwork, and the Engineers Without Borders Challenge. The program includes access to specialist facilities and annual course content review by leading industry experts.
University of Canberra offers a globally recognised engineering qualification accredited by Engineers Australia (Professional Engineer) and the Australian Computer Society (Professional level). The program features state-of-the-art learning spaces including the Advanced Engineering Lab, Network and Cyber Lab, Collaborative Robotics Laboratory, and Internet of Things Laboratory. UC maintains strong industry connections with government and business stakeholders including Cisco and Omron, providing genuine Work Integrated Learning opportunities. Students benefit from smaller classes with direct access to expert academics and industry mentors, ensuring personalised support throughout their studies.
Graduates of UC's Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) are prepared for diverse and rewarding careers in technology and engineering. Career opportunities include roles as Cyber Security Engineers, Network Architects, Chief Technology Officers, Artificial Intelligence Engineers, Robotics Engineers, Data Scientists, Business Intelligence Analysts, Software Engineers, Network Engineers, ICT Managers, Automation Engineers, and Control Systems Engineers. With rapid growth in technology, infrastructure and digital transformation across Australia and globally, demand for skilled engineers is stronger than ever. Graduates can work in government, defence, startups and global tech companies, applying their expertise to design, build and lead the technologies of the future.
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