Undergraduate Study for Future Students

The Bachelor of Engineering (Information Technology) degree is categorised into three streams: electrical, computer, and software. Below are courses available.

Electrical Engineering stream

• Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) / Bachelor of Science
• Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) / Bachelor of Commerce
• Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) / Bachelor of Arts
• Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) / Bachelor of Laws

Computer Engineering stream

• Bachelor of Engineering (Computer)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Computer) / Bachelor of Science
• Bachelor of Engineering (Computer) / Bachelor of Commerce
• Bachelor of Engineering (Computer) / Bachelor of Arts
• Bachelor of Engineering (Computer) / Bachelor of Laws

Software Engineering stream

• Bachelor of Engineering (Software)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Software) / Bachelor of Science
• Bachelor of Engineering (Software) / Bachelor of Commerce
• Bachelor of Engineering (Software) / Bachelor of Arts
• Bachelor of Engineering (Software) / Bachelor of Laws

Starting Uni in 2008 or beyond:

From 2008 the University will introduce a landmark educational reform known as the 'Melbourne Model'. It is designed to create an outstanding and distinctive Melbourne Experience for all students. Find out more about the Melbourne Model and what it means for Engineering here.

This means that from 2008 there will be a variety of pathways to a career in Engineering offering you the flexibility to choose a course that is right for you.

See the course diagram on the Melbourne School of Engineer website for pathways.