Master of Electronic and Computer Engineering/Master of Electronic and Sport Engineering
Program code
5644
Available at
Nathan
Gold Coast
Mount Gravatt
Logan
South Bank
Online
Offshore
Other
Duration
2 years full-time
Credit points
160
Commencing in
For Continuing Students Only
Important Notes
From 2023, commencing students are referred to the Master of Professional Engineering (5728).
About this program
Electronic and Computer Engineers and Electronic and Sport Engineers work in the exciting cutting edge area of high technology. This program delivers advanced core knowledge required in the electronics area to allow graduates to work in many different disciplines of electronics. It also covers the very important area of electronic computing. Most modern electronic devices and systems nowadays contain microprocessor or computing hardware.
Graduates will also undertake courses in the exciting new area of sport engineering, which will give them skills to design or implement high technology solutions for elite athletes or the everyday sportsperson.
The program allows the opportunity to undertake elective courses in the student's areas of interest. A full trimester research project allows students to demonstrate autonomous research skills whilst executing professional practice skills learnt in the program.
Attendance information
The Master of Electronic and Computer Engineering/Master of Electronic and Sport Engineering is offered in on-campus mode.
If you are an International student on a student visa, you must ensure that you enrol in a way that will allow you to complete your enrolment within the expected program duration as stated on your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE).
My career opportunities
This program will provide advanced technical expertise in diverse areas of Electronic and Computer Engineering and Electronic and Sport Engineering as well as imparting skills in engineering leadership and research. Graduates could find careers in the electronics industries in both technical and management roles. Both large companies involved in electronic based infrastructure and smaller companies undertaking design and/or manufacture will provide career paths for graduates.
Pathways to further study
Students who graduate from the program and pass the Dissertation component will have a pathway to higher degree by research study.
International students
An International student is one who is not:
- an Australian or New Zealand citizen or
- a Pacific Engagement visa holder or
- a person who has Australian permanent resident status.
Indicative annual tuition fee
The indicative annual tuition fee is calculated based on a standard full-time study load which is usually 80 credit points (two full-time trimesters).
The indicative annual tuition fee is based on current conditions and available data and should only be used as a guide. These fees are reviewed annually and are subject to change.
Tuition fees
- An International student pays tuition fees.
- Students are liable for tuition fees for the courses they are enrolled in as at the census date.
- The tuition fee for students who commence their program prior to 2014 is charged according to the approved program fee for the trimester in which the student commenced the program.
- The tuition fee for students who commence their program from 2014 onwards is charged according to the approved program fee for the trimester in which the student is enrolled.
Program fees for the Master of Electronic and Computer Engineering/Master of Electronic and Sport Engineering (5644)
If the fee rate for your program is not displayed above, please contact Student Connect for assistance.
Changing programs
If an International student changes to a different program they will be subject to the approved program fee for the trimester in which they are enrolled.
Permanent resident status
If an undergraduate student obtains permanent resident status in Australia after commencing study in a program, and the student can provide evidence of permanent resident status prior to the census date (of the trimester in which they are enrolled), the student will be provided with a domestic fee-paying place.
The student may then apply for a Commonwealth supported place at the next admission period provided that the student satisfies the conditions for transfer from a domestic fee-paying place to a Commonwealth supported place as set out in the Undergraduate Programs Admission Policy.
If a postgraduate student obtains permanent resident status in Australia after commencing study in a program, and the student can provide evidence of permanent resident status prior to the census date (of the trimester in which they are enrolled), the student will automatically be considered for a Commonwealth supported place (subject to availability) or a domestic fee-paying place as applicable for the program.
If a research student obtains permanent resident status in Australia after commencing study in a program, and the student can provide evidence of permanent resident status prior to the census date (of the trimester in which they are enrolled), the student will automatically be considered for a Commonwealth Government Research Training Program (RTP) Fee Offset or a domestic fee-paying place as applicable for the program.
Further information
- Fees and Charges Procedure
- 3.6 - Fees for International Students
- 3.9 - Administrative and Miscellaneous Charges
- Cost of studying in Australia