Undergraduate · Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering Honours (Research and Development)
Australian National University, Canberra, ACT, Australia
About this program
The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Research and Development) is an elite four-year degree at ANU's Acton campus with a structure built around project-based research courses. Students study fundamental engineering while working within research groups covering electronics, communications, mechatronics, renewable energy, environmental and aerospace systems. The degree suits students who want to help solve large-scale problems such as making solar energy more efficient, building sustainable cities, and creating new technologies in robotics, uncrewed aircraft and the wireless internet of things. It carries professional accreditation. Graduates work as professional engineers, research and development engineers, and systems designers across energy, defence, communications, robotics and technology, and are well prepared for research higher degrees.
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