Engineering Technology (Environmental Engineering), Bachelor

Gain practical engineering experience through industry engagement and expert guidance, fostering a deep understanding of engineering technology, emerging trends, sustainability, and industrial needs. Master principles to design, manufacture, install, commission, operate, and maintain plants and equipment. This flexible degree allows specialization in electrical and renewable energy, environmental engineering, or industrial control and automation, aligned with your career goals. Key advantages include three majors in high-demand areas, access to the unique $10.1 million Bayer Pilot Plant—the only real-world engineering facility with a dedicated control room in WA—and 300 hours of work experience.You'll learn electrical circuits, sustainable design, renewable systems, energy/mass/flow, control systems, instrumentation, power systems, and engineering finance/management/law. Graduates pursue global roles like Electrical Power Systems Operator/Designer, Instrumentation Technician, Engineering Technologist, and more in power, IT, and control sectors. The course meets continuing professional education requirements for electrical engineering technologists.