Course Curriculum

The Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Griffith University is structured to provide students with a strong foundation in both core engineering principles and specialised knowledge in electrical and electronic systems. The degree requires the completion of 180 credit points, comprising 160 credit points from core courses and 20 credit points from core course options. Students begin with essential courses in digital systems, electric circuits, and introductory electronics to establish a solid grounding in the discipline. As they progress, they explore more advanced topics such as engineering electromagnetics, signals and systems, embedded systems, and electromechanics. These courses provide critical knowledge and hands-on experience in designing and understanding complex electrical systems. In the later stages of the program, students delve into specialised subjects like control systems, electromagnetic wave propagation, communication systems, and SCADA systems, reflecting current industry technologies and applications. Students also gain practical skills in electrical and electronic design through a capstone project that integrates their learning and simulates real-world engineering challenges. Advanced topics like power electronics, machine drives, and discrete-time signal processing further enhance their expertise, preparing them for diverse career paths in the electrical and electronics industry. The program is offered at Griffith’s Gold Coast campus and supports a hands-on, application-driven learning approach with access to state-of-the-art facilities. This degree prepares graduates for work in industries such as telecommunications, robotics, automation, renewable energy, and embedded systems, equipping them with the practical skills and theoretical understanding necessary for success in the evolving engineering landscape.