Macquarie University
The Diploma of Engineering provides an introduction to general engineering studies, with students gaining theoretical and practical knowledge in key engineering and related areas such as electrical, mechanical and software engineering, computing, mathematics and physics. Students who succeed in the program can choose from a number of undergraduate degrees offered by the Faculty of Science and Engineering, and progress directly into the second year of the degree. KEY FEATURES Equivalent to the first year of an undergraduate degree. Prepares students for entry into the second year of a Bachelor degree within the Faculty of Science and Engineering. Teaching and learning activities focus on assisting students to acquire academic knowledge and also the study skills needed to succeed in higher education in Australia. English language skills are integrated into the academic subjects to assist students to increase their confidence and competence. SUITABLE FOR The course is for students who have completed Year 12 and are close to meeting the academic and English language requirements for direct entry into a Macquarie undergraduate degree. Course progression Students who complete the diploma program, and meet all entry requirements can articulate into the second year of the degree. DEGREE Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Economics Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Electrical Engineering stream Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Electronics Engineering stream Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Mechanical Engineering stream Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Mechatronic Engineering stream Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Telecommunications Engineering stream Bachelor of Science See 'Course Structure' tab for specific GPA requirements. NOTES Information on the structure and requirements for programs can be found in Course Finder and in the official Handbook. The course information contained on this page is proposed for the program commencing in 2019 and is meant as a guide only. Please check the official Handbook and the website prior to enrolment. Term dates
Course level | Pathways |
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CRICOS Code | 095020K |
Institution Name | Macquarie University |
Campus Location | North Ryde |
Institution Type | University |
Course Duration | 5 terms |
Course University | Macquarie University |
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