Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Electronic Engineering (H650)

The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) – Electronic Engineering (H650) places students at the centre of the technologies that shape modern life, from embedded systems and intelligent automation to robotics, advanced manufacturing, and smart consumer devices. The programme provides a solid grounding in electronic design while offering opportunities to specialise in areas such as embedded systems, signal processing, control and automation, and the development of integrated electronic systems.

Students explore how electronic systems are designed, programmed, and implemented across a range of industries, building both analytical and practical skills to design, evaluate, and troubleshoot real engineering solutions. Combining theoretical study with hands-on laboratory work and software-based analysis, the degree prepares students to create reliable, efficient, and innovative electronic systems for diverse applications.

While Electrical Engineering focuses on large-scale power systems, energy networks, and the operation of electrical machines and drives, Electronic Engineering concentrates on smaller-scale digital and analogue technologies such as embedded controllers, microprocessors, automation systems, sensors, and intelligent electronic devices. The programme is ideally suited for students interested in chip design, embedded technology, robotics, and programmable electronic systems rather than power generation or electrical infrastructure.