Bachelor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Honours) (The University Of Newcastle, Australia)

Course Information

Course Type
Full-time
Fees (Local Students)
Academic Year 1 Entry: S$72,230.40 , Academic Year 2 Entry: S$54,172.80
Fees (Foreign Students)
Academic Year 1 Entry: S$72,230.40 , Academic Year 2 Entry: S$54,172.80
Other Fees
Application and Student Development and Administration Fee: $510 (local) / $1,690 (International)
Duration
32 months
Intake Months
January, May, September
Programme Grant
Local and Foreign Students: up to S$4,800 in Course Fee Rebates
Class Schedule
Information not provided by school
Assessment Method
Assignments, projects, and written examinations.

Description

Master the study of mathematics, science, technology and the construct of electrical products and services with an Electrical Engineering degree. You will get to work in exciting fields such as robotics and renewable energy!

Electrical Engineering is a wide-ranging discipline as it includes the study of control and automation, power generation and distribution, telecommunication equipment, signal processing, and analogue and digital electronics. As an electrical engineer, you will combine mathematics, science, technology and problem-solving skills to design, construct and maintain electrical products and services.

Industrial Placements

Industrial placements arm students with valuable hands-on training in real-world situations, granting them the opportunity to put classroom theory into practice. This is a vital tool for graduates as they enter the competitive engineering workforce, potentially giving them an edge in gaining employment and adapting to this fast-paced industry.

The UON Engineering degrees in Singapore prepares students with a compulsory 12 weeks of industrial placement in addition to academic studies. Students are allowed to source and negotiate their own work experience, subject to approval by the Faculty Board. The University provides students with the necessary support during the placement, while PSB Academy’s Student Affairs team offers additional career guidance to ensure our students enjoy a seamless experience.

Some of the companies that our students have had their industrial placement include:

  • ST Kinetics
  • PUB Singapore
  • Meinhardt (Singapore) Pte Ltd
  • Robert Bosch (SEA) Pte Ltd
  • Proctor & Gamble Europe SA Singapore Branch
  • Land Transport Authority
  • Tetra Pak Pte Ltd

Industrial placement is not guaranteed for international students and subject to approval of relevant passes by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM).

Course Highlights

Asian Expert Perspectives
Taught by University of Newcastle approved lecturers, with doctorates from reputable universities in Singapore and abroad

Industry Immersion
Enjoy opportunities for professional events, seminars and workshops when you join as a student member of The Institution of Engineers, Singapore (IES) and The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)

Entry Requirements

Local Qualifications

  • GCE A-Levels (Minimum 3 subjects in H2 level or 2 subjects at H2 level and 2 subjects at H1 level); OR
  • 3-year Diploma from local Polytechnic; OR
  • PSB Academy Diploma in Electrical Engineering Technology; OR
  • Other Diploma or equivalent qualification would be assessed on a case by case basis
  • Entry requirements (program code 40066) for international students can be found at https://www.newcastle.edu.au/international/study-with-us/undergraduate/undergraduate-entry-requirements

Minimum Age Requirement

  • 16 years old

The minimum age requirement is stated in the UON Admission Procedure Manual -Coursework Programs Section 2 – Admission, Admissions – General (18) d. be a minimum of 16 years of age at 1 March of the year of admission. Applicants under the age of 16 years may apply directly to the Vice-Chancellor for consideration.

English Language Requirement

All Applicants must demonstrate that they meet the University’s English proficiency requirement. Further information regarding English language proficiency requirements can be found at the English Language Proficiency for Admission Policy.

Applicants who do not speak English as a first language must demonstrate that they meet the University’s English proficiency requirement through one of the following methods:

English Language Tests

  • GCSE – English Language or Literature
  • IGCSE – A level English or Humanities

          Overall Score: Minimum Grade C

  • IELTS Academic

          Overall Score: 6.0

          Section minimums are: 6.0 R/L/S/W

  • TOEFL IBT

          Overall Score: 60

          Minimum Individual Skills Test: R: 13, L: 12, S: 18 and Writing: 21

  • PTE Academic (GSE)

          Overall Score: 50

          Section Minimum: 54

  • PSB Certificate in Academic English (PSB CAE)

          Students must obtain 60% or more in each of the 4 exams. Each of the 4 exams is of equal weighting.

English language test scores must be less than 2 years old at the date of application to the University of Newcastle.

The English Language Proficiency for Admission Policy will outline in detail what UON’s requirements are for admission. Applicants should review the Flowchart and Requirements tables (accessible in from the Policy – Associated Information) for additional information on the variety of qualifications and/or recognised English exams will satisfy the requirements.

International Qualifications:

  • See course webpage for more information

Career Opportunities

Information not available

Modules

Core Modules

  • Introduction to Electrical Engineering
  • Digital and Computer Electronics 1
  • Introduction to Procedural Programming
  • Introduction to Professional Engineering
  • Mathematics for Engineering, Science and Technology 1
  • Mathematics for Engineering, Science and Technology 2
  • Advanced Physics I
  • Advanced Physics II
  • Electric Energy Systems
  • Electrical and Electronic Circuits
  • Circuits and Signals
  • Introduction to Embedded Computing
  • Modelling and Control
  • Sustainable Engineering Practice
  • Calculus of Science and Engineering
  • Engineering Statistics
  • Electric Machines and Power Systems
  • Analog Electronics
  • Control System Design
  • Analog and Digital Communications
  • Managing Engineering Projects
  • Final Year Engineering Project Part A
  • Final Year Engineering Project Part B
  • Engineering Complexity

Electrical and Electronic Directed Modules (choose 3):

  • Signal Processing
  • Electrical Systems
  • Electronic Design
  • Programmable Logic Design

Elective Pathway (choose 4):

  •  Introduction to Finance
  • Fundamentals of Engineering Mechanics
  • Social and Interactive Media
  • Computing Fundamentals
  • Database and Information Management
  • Microeconomics for Business Decisions
  • Macroeconomics In the Global Economy
  • Introduction to Programming
  • Application Programming
  • Mobile Application Programming
  • Business Analysis
  • Foundations of Law
  • Introduction to Mechanical Engineering Design
  • Foundations of Marketing
  • Introduction to Management
  • Systems Analysis and Design
  • Human Computer Interaction
  • Business Decision Making

Delivery of modules may not follow the sequence above and are subject to changes. Selection of directed and elective modules subject to availability.

Compulsory Programme Requirements

Requirements for qualification of this award include completion of at least 12 weeks of industrial experience of a nature acceptable to the Faculty Board.

Mode of Assessment

Includes assignments, projects, and written examinations.

Lesson duration

On average 2 – 3 hours per session

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