Associate Degree In Engineering
- 2 years
Charles Darwin University in NT offers Associate Degree In Engineering, a AQF Level 6 program. The program runs for 2 years.
Charles Darwin University
Tier 2University · NT
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International tuition · Full qualification
- CRICOS course code
- 114029F
- Duration
- 2 years
Entry requirements and how you'll study
Charles Darwin University offers Associate Degree In Engineering. It runs for 2 years in NT.
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Entry requirements
Charles Darwin University lists these entry rules for Associate Degree In Engineering: CRICOS course level: Associate Degree | Work component: Yes
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About this qualification
Here is what the Associate Degree In Engineering qualification offered by Charles Darwin University covers and who it is designed for.
Whether you’re looking to change careers or want to upskill, this two-year associate degree will give you a solid grounding in core engineering principles. Be introduced to university study while gaining a pathway into our Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) degree.
Benefit from a curriculum informed by the latest engineering advancements. You’ll take an industry-focused and project-based approach to courses and discover how engineering is changing the world. Cover basic concepts in chemistry and physics and their practical application to engineering. Explore fluid mechanics and thermal energy, circuits and signals, and the structure and properties of materials. Learn how to produce your own 2D engineering drawings and 3D engineering models using industry-standard software.
Discover how engineering intersects with essential business management practices across a wide range of environments. Uncover market forces, business realities and ethical, legal and environmental factors that impact engineering projects. Study systems and design thinking techniques and learn how to harness your innovation and creativity in generating new ideas and solutions.
Prepare to work as an engineering associate, design drafter, developer or engineering technical officer. You’ll be sought after in fields such as defence, construction, environmental engineering, mining and resources and civil infrastructure.