Overview Become the engineer of the future. La Trobe’s Bachelor of Engineering Honours (Industrial) is a course for inquisitive people who want to find creative and sustainable solutions to technical problems. Developed in response to industry needs, you’ll graduate ready to embrace the fourth industrial revolution of advanced automation, artificial intelligence, digitalisation and data analytics across the fields of aerospace, electronics, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, agriculture and more. Study subjects and electives including Engineering design and problem solving Renewable energy design Mathematics Programming Electrical and electronic engineering Robotic system design and engineering innovation. Gain the technical, design and commercial skills to build a long-term engineering career in the face of rapid industry change. La Trobe offers the only industrial engineering course in Victoria. You’ll get the skills and knowledge to become an adaptable, multi-skilled professional. More reasons to study industrial engineering at La Trobe: You may receive work placements with industry partners such as: Telstra Chemtronics Hydrix AusJet Bionics Institute Mondelez International Fortiss Cablex at the BMW plant in Germany, and more. A six-month work placement supported by a $10,000 scholarship is guaranteed for students on the Bendigo campus and available on a competitive basis at the Melbourne campus. The qualification awarded on graduation is recognized in the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) as Level 8. Career outcomes From smartphones to aeroplanes, industrial engineers have helped create many of the things we use on a daily basis. As a graduate, you’ll be prepared to find work across a range of industries in roles such as: Interface designer Logistician Automotive designer Aerospace engineer Robotics engineer Research and development engineer Medical technology designer Data-driven quality controller and more. Professional recognition The Bachelor of Engineering Honours (Industrial) has provisional accreditation from Engineers Australia (EA). Professional registration may require an application to the professional body and may have additional or ongoing requirements beyond the completion of the degree. Please contact the relevant professional body for details.