Course Description In this course you’ll learn about the design, deployment and maintenance of the infrastructure needed to generate and distribute electricity around the world, including renewable forms of energy such as solar and wind. You’ll explore power systems including power generators and motors, power electronics, transmission and distribution systems. As part of your Electrical Power Engineering studies, you will also learn about power systems analysis, operation and control, and safety and protection. A final Honours year is embedded in this degree, allowing you to apply everything you learn in your first three years of study. If you’re looking for another pathway to study this course, you could apply for the Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology and transfer across to this engineering major at the end of your first year of study. You can combine this course with a second electrical engineering major (Renewable Energy Engineering, Industrial Computer Systems or Instrumentation and Control), to graduate with a double major and expand your expertise and career prospects. When you graduate, you can become a graduate member of Engineers Australia. You could become a Full Chartered Professional Engineer after a further three to five years of engineering work experience. You’ll be able to pursue a range of career opportunities in both the commercial and industrial sectors including roles in information technology, manufacturing, medical, mining, processing, energy supply, communications, electronics, computer systems and defense-related industries. Course Structure Course Structure - 96 credit points Part I - 24 credit points Part II - 72 credit points