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Master of Engineering
Graduates will have advanced-level skills in electronic and computer systems engineering, software engineering or network engineering. They will be able to plan and undertake advanced engineering projects and will be able to conduct independent research in the…
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Engineering and technology
Graduates will have advanced-level skills in electronic and computer systems engineering, software engineering or network engineering. They will be able to plan and undertake advanced engineering projects and will be able to conduct independent research in their area of expertise. They will communicate their designs, analysis and results clearly. Graduates will be able to work in a wide variety of engineering-related industries and organisations and will have the research training to continue to a PhD in engineering.
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As the university states it
A Bachelor of Engineering with honours from — University of — or equivalent.
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