Electronic Engineer Courses
An Electronic Engineer designs and tests electronic systems, focusing on circuits and devices to ensure efficiency and reliability.
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From $27,000
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Electrical engineers are responsible for designing new systems, solving problems, testing equipment, and working on a wide range of components and systems, including communications systems, power plants, electrical machines, navigation systems, and electrical systems for automobiles and aircraft. This practical qualification will ensure you graduate job-ready as an electrical engineering technologist in many industries such as power generation and supply, communications and media, computer systems, and ro...
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From $27,000
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Estimated fee
From $36,000
Duration
3 years - 4 years
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The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electronic Engineering) centres on the design and construction of advanced electronic circuits integral to modern devices. Covering a spectrum from everyday gadgets to industrial applications, the course imparts expertise in electronic systems and components. Graduates may find roles in diverse sectors including energy production, transport systems, and broad-scale communications, encompassing satellite navigation and telecommunications.
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From $36,000
Duration
3 years - 4 years
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The Professional Certificate of Competency in EMI-EMC, Shielding, Earthing, and Noise Reduction Techniques provides essential knowledge on electromagnetic interference (EMI) and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) in electrical and electronic systems. It covers shielding methods, electromagnetic coupling, noise issues, and earthing techniques to minimise interference. The course also explores emission sources, measurement techniques, and noise reduction strategies. With a focus on practical applications, ...
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From $37,256
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On Campus, Online
Become a practicing electrical engineer with the Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) (Honours). This fantastic degree program you will teach you how to design, develop, and test electrical equipment, then supervise manufacturing and installations. Even better your qualification is recognised internationally and is a pathway to membership with Engineers Australia.
The degree covers: engineering fundamentals, mathematics, materials and manufacturing, engineering drawings and CAD, instrumentation and meas...
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An Electronic Engineer designs, develops, and tests electronic systems and components. You might work in sectors such as telecommunications, manufacturing, or consumer electronics. Electronic Engineers focus on creating circuits, systems, and devices that meet specified requirements. You’ll analyse and optimise electronic designs, troubleshoot issues, and ensure that products function reliably and efficiently.
Electronic Engineers play a vital role in advancing technology and innovation. You’ll need a strong understanding of electronics principles, problem-solving skills, and the ability to work collaboratively with other engineers and stakeholders. Attention to detail and a commitment to quality and precision are essential to succeed in this role.
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