Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) (Electrical), Queensland University of Technology

Brisbane, Queensland

48 Months

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About this course

This bachelor’s program focuses on harnessing new and emerging technologies to design electrical systems and devices for the future. It emphasizes a hands-on learning approach aligned with industry needs, including site visits to solar farms and substations, and incorporates industry placements to build practical skills. The course prepares students for a leading role in industries such as renewable energy, telecommunications, automation, and infrastructure. Graduates will develop skills to design, research, develop, and manage electrical systems that underpin modern economies and contribute to quality of life, ranging from heavy power generators to tiny computer chips.

Why this course is highly recommended

As industries like renewable energy and telecommunications expand, the demand for skilled electrical engineers is increasing globally. This course offers industry–aligned training, exposure to the latest technologies, and opportunities for hands-on experience through site visits and work placements with major Queensland companies. Graduates are eligible for professional accreditation from Engineers Australia, enabling practice both in Australia and internationally. The coursework aims to produce work-ready engineers capable of significant contributions to sustainable advancements and infrastructure development.

Specialisation

The program provides a comprehensive foundation in electrical engineering, with options to combine it with a second major or double degree to broaden employment prospects and pursue specific interests within the field.

Course fees

Application fees

1st year tuition fees

24.91L

Living cost

Degree requirements

The course comprises 32 units (384 credit points) including core units in the first year, a major (11 bachelor-level units and five advanced Honours units), a minor in engineering, and four elective units. Students are required to complete 60 days of approved work experience in an engineering environment as part of Work Integrated Learning. The program is delivered over four years full-time or eight years part-time at Gardens Point campus.

English language test

IELTS

6.5

TOEFL

DUOLINGO

PTE

Career prospects

Graduates can expect employment as design engineers, electrical engineers, electronic engineers, instrumentation engineers, telecommunications engineers, or vision systems engineers. They will be equipped to work in industries such as power, robotics, manufacturing, mining, bioengineering, and telecommunications. The course’s international recognition and accreditation from Engineers Australia open up global career opportunities and permit practice in various countries.

FAQs

What are the entry requirements for this course?

The minimum ATAR/selection rank threshold is 82.00, with specific prerequisites in English and Mathematics, or equivalent recognized post-secondary studies.

Is industry experience included in the program?

Yes, Work Integrated Learning (WIL) is embedded in the curriculum, requiring 60 days of approved work experience, providing practical industry exposure.