Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)

Engineer the future to solve the unimaginable Draw on your love for critical thinking and become an innovative problem solver for a brighter tomorrow with UC’s highly respected Bachelor of Engineering (Honours). Over four years, you’ll gain knowledge, skills and experience and specialise in Intelligent Robotics or Network Engineering.Intelligent Robotics – Build your expertise in the exciting world of robotics and smart machines. You'll gain a comprehensive understanding of the control and dynamics of machines, industrial robotics, algorithms, smart engineering and more.Network Engineering – gain in-depth knowledge and skills in designing, developing and operating software-based networked systems, including mobile and wireless data communications networks, network security applications and services relating to cloud computing, big data and multimedia networks.Study a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) at UC and you will:gain the knowledge and skills that are highly desirable within a future-proof industrywork with the latest computer-aided softwarelearn how to design systems from the ground upbecome proficient in engineering research, design and managementparticipate in numerous Work Integrated Learning (WIL) opportunities and share your own ideas during site visits and fieldworklearn professional ideologies such as professional ethics, expectations and teamworkchoose to specialise in either Intelligent Robotics or Network Engineeringbe able to participate in the Engineers without Borders Challengegain unrivalled access to industry and government stakeholders and build extensive professional networksearn a globally recognised and in-demand qualificationWork Integrated Learning (WIL)WIL is an integral component of the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) course, offering students the opportunity to gain valuable hands-on experience and build professional relationships through real work, or work-like placements.Students will also be invited to participate in the Engineers without Borders Challenge, a humanitarian-focused activity offered to engineering students across Australia. To ensure our students have access to the right people and places, UC works hard to foster close industry connections and regularly engages with industry partners who possess both the skills and experience to provide specialised knowledge and training opportunities.All course content is reviewed annually by our Course Advisory Group, which comprises a panel of highly qualified and respected industry experts.Career opportunitiesWhether you’re pursuing a career in Intelligent Robotics, or wish to specialise in Network Engineering, The UC Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) offers a natural progression into any one of the following careers:Cyber Security EngineerNetwork ArchitectChief Technology OfficerArtificial Intelligence EngineerRobotics EngineerData ScientistBusiness Intelligence AnalystData AnalystSoftware EngineerNetwork EngineerICT ManagerProfessional accreditationThis course will pursue accreditation with Engineers Australia at Professional Engineer level and with the Australian Computer Society at Professional level.[099434M]