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This program is designed to produce graduates who are skilled as both scientists and engineers, who can be involved in the development of new products from the initial laboratory development through to large-scale production.This program has been validated and approved by the Industry Advisory Committees of both the Applied Chemistry and the Chemical Engineering programs as one which will produce graduates who will be highly sought after by employers for the depth and breadth of their skills and experience.You will undertake a capstone experience in the final year courses OENG1167 Engineering Capstone Project Part A and OENG1168 Engineering Capstone Project Part B, in which you will conduct a research project that can be analytical, experimental, design or computational in nature (or some combination). This program is primarily delivered in face-to-face mode at the City Campus.

Telecommunications engineers design, build and manage systems that transfer, store and manage information via radio frequency transmission, optical fibres or some other form of wave transmission. telecommunications systems can employ a wide range of technologies, including optical fibre communication systems, radio systems (such as mobile phones and WiFi), cable systems and satellite communications. These systems and technologies can also be applied to a range of civilian and defence applications such as radar, weather monitoring, radio frequency identification, provision of services such as voice, video and streaming services over the internet and sensor networks.Within the telecommunications engineering field, there are communication (or radio frequency) engineers and network engineers. Communication engineers focus on the specification, design and maintenance of the physical communication links and circuits and components such as antennas, transmitters and receivers, RF and microwave circuits, optical devices and optical fibres. Network engineers concern themselves with how individual communication systems are combined together to create integrated networks, how to manage the flow of information through such networks and how to deliver internet and data services over these networks. By combining the knowledge of telecommunications engineering with a degree in physics, you are ideally suited to undertake a leading role in device and product development, particularly within the area of communication engineering.The purpose of this program is to:develop knowledge in the fundamentals of physics and skills in applying this knowledge to novel problems and situations. In particular you will have a solid foundation in the theoretical aspects of physics. You will develop strong mathematical and modelling capabilities, report writing and communication and laboratory experience.develop an ability to apply scientific principles and practice in commercial enterprises and research establishments in a safe and environmentally and socially acceptable manner.provide you with the knowledge and skills essential for a professional career in telecommunications engineering, and give you the opportunity to take a minor in either communication engineering or network engineering, prepare you for employment in telecommunications engineering and related industries, including aerospace, telecommunications (both carriers and equipment suppliers), semiconductors and nanotechnology, defence, broadcasting, and network engineering.You will undertake a capstone experience in the final year courses OENG1167 Engineering Capstone Project Part A and OENG1168 Engineering Capstone Project Part B as the capstone courses in Bachelor of Engineering Telecommunications Engineering)(Honours), in which you will conduct a research project that can be analytical, experimental, design or computational in nature (or some combination). You will also complete ONPS2186 Science Project 1, as the capstone course of your Bachelor of Science (Physics).This program is primarily delivered in face-to-face mode at the City Campus.

Engineers and scientists in the 21st century must integrate the social, environmental and economic demands with the technical possibilities of each new challenge. They must be effective problem identifiers, skilled in quantitative analysis and effective decision makers and problems solvers who can maximise the benefits of each project while satisfying all stakeholders. They work in teams and rely on effective communication processes to achieve their work. They work in a rapidly changing world where ongoing learning is a key ingredient of their work. Globalisation is an important part of that world. An understanding of, and appreciation for, other cultures is an essential part of the social dimension of both science and engineering. Most importantly, they have a responsibility to themselves to maintain their own quality of life through their career and their relationships within the profession and in the wider community.This Bachelor of Environmental Science/Bachelor of Engineering (Environmental Engineering) (Honours) is designed to produce graduates who are skilled as both scientists and engineers, who can bridge the divide between the two professions, to provide real world solutions to actual or potential environmental problems. This program has been validated and approved by the Industry Advisory Committees of both the Environmental Science and the Environmental Engineering programs as one which will produce graduates who will be highly sought after by employers for the depth and breadth of their skills and experience.The courses in this program are taught face to face at the Melbourne city campus, supported by on line information and field trips that take you out into the environment. Your learning is culminated with a capstone experience in Environmental Sampling and Analysis ENVI1145, where your team will put together a report on the state of the environment under study, employing the skills you have learnt during the course of your study.In year five you will undertake an engineering capstone experience - a culmination and application of the knowledge and skills you have acquired during your program to date. This capstone experience comprises two courses (OENG1167 Engineering Capstone Project Part A and OENG1168 Engineering Capstone Project Part B) totalling 24 credit points. You will investigate a research topic relevant to the environmental engineering profession and undertake related practical engineering experience in industry or a simulated environmental engineering work environment.

You will be able to:understand Chemical Engineering fundamentals and Pharmaceutical Science principles and apply these to the design of chemical processes that produce drugs, vaccines, and pharmaceuticals engage with the processes of innovation and global change and to deal with new challenges. develop sustaining values, including a commitment to your own learning.You will undertake a capstone experience in the final year courses OENG1167 Engineering Capstone Project Part A and OENG1168 Engineering Capstone Project Part B, in which you will conduct a research project that can be analytical, experimental, design or computational in nature (or some combination).This program is primarily delivered in face-to-face mode at the City Campus

Telecommunications Engineers design, build and manage systems that transfer, store and manage information via radio frequency transmission, optical fibres or some other form of wave transmission. Telecommunications systems can employ a wide range of technologies, including optical fibre communication systems, radio systems (such as mobile phones and WiFi), cable systems and satellite communications. These systems and technologies can also be applied to a range of civilian and defence applications such as radar, weather monitoring, radio frequency identification, provision of services such as voice, video and streaming services over the internet and sensor networks. Within the Telecommunications Engineering field, there are Communication (or Radio Frequency) Engineers and Network Engineers. Communication Engineers focus on the specification, design and maintenance of the physical communication links and circuits and components such as antennas, transmitters and receivers, RF and microwave circuits, optical devices and optical fibres. Network Engineers concern themselves with how individual communication systems are combined together to create integrated networks, how to manage the flow of information through such networks and how to deliver internet and data services over these networks. By combining the knowledge of Telecommunications Engineering with a degree in Computer Science, you are ideally suited to undertake a leading role in system and network applications development and management, particularly within the area of Network Engineering.The purpose of the Bachelor of Engineering(Telecommunications Engineering)(Honours)/ Bachelor of Computer Science is to:provide learning experiences that provide you, as a graduate of this program, with the knowledge and skills essential for a professional career. prepare you, on graduation from this program, to be ready to take up employment in the computer sciences field and/or electronic and communication engineering and related industries, including aerospace, automotive, manufacturing, electrical, computing, resource, defence, and primary industries.You will undertake capstone experiences in the fourth year Computer Science capstone courses COSC2408 Programming Project 1 or COSC2409 Programming Project 2 or COSC2392 Web/Internet Project 1 or COSC2393 Web/Internet Project 2 and in the final year. The engineering capstone courses are OENG1167 Engineering Capstone Project Part A and OENG1168 Engineering Capstone Project Part B. In these courses you will conduct a research project that can be analytical, experimental, design or computational in nature (or some combination).This program is primarily delivered in face-to-face mode at the City Campus.

Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering)(Honours)/Bachelor of Industrial Design (Honours)The Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering)(Honours)/Bachelor of Industrial Design (Honours) degree combines two distinct, yet highly complementary individual bachelor degrees. In addition to the objectives of the individual programs (listed below), the double degree program enables you to broaden and contextualise your learning in a way that is possible only by studying the different disciplines together.Industrial design involves “linking industry and economy with people, culture, society and environment”; Mechanical engineering involves “the conversion and control of energy and motion in machinery and systems”. The combined Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Design (Honours) will allow integration of these highly complementary disciplines.The combined qualification in Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Design provides graduates with the technical and creative skills to engage at a professional level with the design and development of advanced manufactured products. In particular, students of the double degree program are well placed to take advantage of new RMIT facilities such as the Advanced Manufacturing Precinct (AMP).The program requires in-person attendance, but also takes advantage of the capabilities of the online learning management system that is available to all students and provides scope for collaboration and remote access. This program is primarily devliered face to face at the City, Bundoora, and Brunwick Campuses.You will undertake a capstone experience in the final year courses Industrial Design Honours Project (GRAP2290 & GRAP1040). This will integrate studies in Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Design.Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering)(Honours)The overall objective of this program is to provide you with the skills to become an employable and effective mechanical engineer within a national and international context. It is designed to prepare you for a wide range of career possibilities by developing particular graduate attributes which will be of on-going benefit to you, your industry and society as a whole.The Mechanical Engineering (Honours) program, as a whole, has a real-world focus with a problem-/project-based active learning approach. The first two years of the program are common with the Automotive and Manufacturing Engineering programs offered through the School of Engineering. In these years, you will be exposed to the fundamentals of engineering sciences, mathematics, engineering design, and engineering professional practice. In the final years of the program, specialist mechanical option courses are offered in various streams of expertise. The academic staff members who teach the course are highly regarded mechanical engineering practitioners and based on the specialist knowledge they offer, the program is designed to provide you with a number of opportunities for industrial interaction.In summary, the program focuses on the development of your knowledge, skills, and attitudes in a way that is structured to address the objectives of the program.Bachelor of Industrial Design (Honours)For more than 60 years Industrial Design at RMIT has offered applied technical, theoretical and industry linked immersions into the diverse and dynamic fields of industrial design practice. The program has been designed for you to develop independence in learning; to invent, visualise, prototype and deliver innovative design solutions to complex problems in form of new products and services. You will work on real world problems, in industry and community contexts, with direction and feedback from experts, and within the research domains of the academic faculty. The program culminates in a year-long honours design research project where you will independently synthesise and integrate your knowledge of theory and practice, and demonstrate your holistic achievement of the program learning outcomes through design.The program will qualify you to pursue further study and research, and to undertake professional work as an industrial designer, either independently, or as a member of a design or research and development team in small, medium or large organisational settings. Graduates of the program work in a range of specialist sub-disciplinary domains and enterprises in local and global contexts. As well as working for manufacturing companies, design consultancies and enterprises that design services and experiences, many graduates start their own design and product producing businesses in niche and in emerging fields of design practice. Other graduates find employment in cross-disciplinary design, strategy, and research and development roles within the services, innovation, and cultural sectors.Within these professional and research contexts you will be able to initiate and manage design problem solving from an entrepreneurial, research-led, analytical, reflective and ethical frame-work. You will be able to confidently deploy specialised industrial design knowledge and skills with technical effectiveness and creativity. You will articulate your design thinking through a range of communication techniques and technologies to stakeholders within and across disciplinary boundaries.

The overall objective of the Sustainable Systems Engineering program is for graduates to be employable as effective sustainable systems engineers in a national and international context. The program is designed to prepare you for a wide range of career possibilities by developing graduate attributes that will be of on-going benefit to you, industry and society as a whole.The first two years of the program are focused on development of a sustainable systems approach. You will also be exposed to fundamentals of engineering sciences, mathematics, engineering design, and engineering professional practice. In the final years of the program you will delve into courses with a Sustainable Systems engineering focus. The program is designed to provide you with a number of opportunities for industrial interaction and the academic staff members teaching the program are practitioners with expertise in the specialialisations. You will undertake a capstone experience in the final year courses OENG1167 Engineering Capstone Project Part A and OENG1168 Engineering Capstone Project Part B, in which you will conduct a research project that can be analytical, experimental, design or computational in nature (or some combination of these).The Sustainable Systems Engineering program is designed to provide you with a number of opportunities for industrial interaction and the academic staff members teaching the program are engineering practitioners with expertise in the specialisations. You'll learn how to protect, restore and create engineered and natural systems that are socially, environmentally, and economically sustainable.The Bachelor of Business (Management) program provides you with critical and broad ranging studies to enable you to enter graduate positions in administration and management. The program provides you with opportunities to develop the required knowledge and outcomes to operate successfully in contemporary environments. You will be able to apply the knowledge and skills gained in the core areas of management in a diverse range of political, social, environmental and economic contexts. This program will actively explore and apply management theory through problem-based and work-relevant activities which may include face-to-face, online, self-directed, collaborative and individual learning experience and is delivered on-campus. The capstone experience course BUSM4546 Management in Practice provides the culmination of the knowledge, skills and applied work practice experiences that prepare you to transit into business world.By combining both of these undergraduate programs, you will develop the capability to practise a sustainable systems approach in both engineering and business contexts. Creating change in organisations requires both the technical know-how as well as the business knowledge and skills to lead change. This double degree provides you with these technical and business capabilities.This program is primarily delivered in face-to-face mode at the City and Bundoora Campuses.

The purpose of the Bachelor of Engineering (Computer and Network Engineering) (Honours)/Bachelor of Computer Science is to:provide learning experiences that equip you, as a graduate of this program, with the knowledge and skills essential for a professional career. prepare you, on graduation from this program, to be ready to take up employment in the computer science fields and/or computer and network engineering and related industries, including aerospace, automotive, manufacturing, electrical, computing, resource, defence, and primary industries.You will undertake capstone experiences in the Bachelor of Engineering (Computer and Network Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Computer Science. The Computer Science capstone course is COSC2408 Programming Project 1.The final year Engineering courses are OENG1167 Engineeering Capstone Project Part A and OENG1168 Engineering Capstone Project Part B, in which you will conduct a research project that can be analytical, experimental, design or computational in nature (or some combination).This program is primarily delivered in face-to-face mode at the City Campus.

Objectives of the double degree:The Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) (Honours)/Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology) has been specifically designed to meet the needs of engineers working at the interface of mechanical engineering and biotechnology. As a graduate of this program you will be well equipped to deal with the many and varied technical and professional challenges in this growing area.The program consists of core mechanical engineering and biotechnology courses, and option courses from mechanical engineering. The option courses on offer enable you to develop specialist skills in areas of particular interest to you.As a graduate of the Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) (Honours) program, you will have been prepared to practice as an effective, high-level engineer. You will have demonstrated the ability to utilise fundamental knowledge and skills in mathematics and the sciences which underpin engineering. You will have demonstrated sound skills and appropriate understanding of disciplines relevant to mechanical engineering and its practice. You will have demonstrated suitable design skills, appropriate creativity, intellectual discipline, and professional skills relevant to working with others.As a graduate of the biotechnology part of this program you will be ready to move straight into the burgeoning new field of biotechnology, equipped with skills in genetic engineering, industrial microbiology, molecular agriculture, bioinformatics, and regulartory, ethical and legal issues in biotechnology. This is achieved by the combination of basic and advanced knowledge and extensive 'hands-on' techniques taught in the program. Graduates will find employment in scientific and research organisations, private industry (manufacturing and consulting) and the teaching profession.The program requires in-person attendance, but also takes advantage of the capabilities of the online learning management system that is available to all students and provides scope for collaboration and remote access.You will undertake a capstone experience in the final year courses OENG1167 Engineering Capstone Project Part A and OENG1168 Engineering Capstone Project Part B, in which you will conduct a research project that can be analytical, experimental, design-focused or computational in nature (or some combination of these).A capstone experience is provided in ONPS2186 Science Project where knowledge and skills come together to develop and implement, sometimes in a group, a research proposal and / or a research project.

The Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) (Honours)/Bachelor of Business (Management) has been specifically designed to meet the current and future needs of the mechanical engineering industry. Many of the key roles in mechanical engineering organisations are held by engineering managers. After initially working as mechanical engineers, they move to positions where they are primarily concerned with management. They are involved with supervising and developing staff, planning, achieving organisational objectives and maintaining a positive and motivated workforce and environment. These activities are common to all engineering activities in the public or private sector.The objectives of the program are to prepare you for a career of leadership in industry that depends on mechanically-based technology.The program consists of core mechanical engineering and management courses, and technical option courses from the two disciplines. The technical option courses on offer enable you to develop specialist skills in areas of particular interest to you.Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) (Honours)The overall objective of the program is for its graduates to be employable and effective mechanical engineers in a national and international context. The program is designed to prepare them for a wide range of career possibilities by developing particular graduate attributes which will be of on-going benefit to them, industry and society as a whole. As a graduate of this program you should be well-prepared to practise effectively as a professional engineering. Through your studies you will have demonstrated the ability to utilise fundamental knowledge and skills in mathematics and the sciences underpinning engineering. You will have demonstrated sound skills and appropriate understanding of disciplines relevant to mechanical engineering and its practise. You will have demonstrated suitable design skills, appropriate creativity, intellectual discipline, and professional skills relevant to working with others. You will have demonstrated ability to communicate their ideas in a way appropriate to their profession and also in a general way appropriate to communication with the wider community. You will also have demonstrated that you can learn in a self-directed way that supports professional extension in your working life, and adaptation through technological and social change. The Mechanical Engineering program as a whole has a real world focus with a problem / project based active learning approach. The first two years of the program are common with the Automotive Engineering program offered by the School of Engineering. In these years students of the programs are exposed to fundamentals of engineering sciences, mathematics, engineering design, and engineering professional practise. In the later years of the program, specialist mechanical elective courses are offered in various streams associated with the wide variety of staff interest and expertise. The academic staff members teaching the course are mechanical engineering practitioners and together with the specialist knowledge they offer, the program is designed to provide its students with a number of opportunities for industrial interaction.You will undertake a capstone experience in the final year courses OENG1167 Engineering Capstone Project Part A and OENG1168 Engineering Capstone Project Part B, in which you will conduct a research project that can be analytical, experimental, design-focused or computational in nature (or some combination of these).Bachelor of Business (Management)The Bachelor of Business (Management) program provides you with critical and broad ranging studies to enable you to enter graduate positions in administration and management. The program provides you with opportunities to develop the required knowledge and outcomes to operate successfully in contemporary environments. You will be able to apply the knowledge and skills gained in the core areas of management in a diverse range of political, social, environmental and economic contexts.This program involves the exploration and application of management theory through problem-based and work-relevant activities which may include face-to-face, online, self-directed, collaborative and individual learning experience and is delivered on-campus.In the final year of the program, the capstone experience course BUSM4546 Management in Practice provides the culmination of the knowledge, skills and applied work practice experiences that prepare you to transit into business world.On successful completion of the program, you will be able to work within a wide range of organisations and industries in varied roles, and career entry positions, such as business administration, management consulting and strategy analysis. The program will provide you with a basis for further development of your knowledge and skills in management, and for further study in business and management.The Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Business (Management) is delivered face to face at the City and Bundoora campuses.