Overview 

Curtin University’s Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Electric and Electrical Engineering examines the principles of electricity generation, circuit design, and energy distribution systems. The curriculum introduces foundational concepts in power electronics, signal processing, and electrical machinery, preparing students to address modern energy demands. Mastering these core technical principles is essential for developing sustainable energy solutions and managing complex power infrastructure.

What You'll Learn

• Circuit analysis, electromagnetic theory, and electronic devices

• Electrical power generation, transmission, and distribution networks

• Control systems, signal processing, and instrumentation principles

• Power electronics, renewable energy integration, and electric machinery

• Engineering mathematics, system modeling, and technical project design

Learning Outcomes 

Students will learn to analyze complex electrical circuits and system components to solve engineering problems, while designing power transmission and distribution layouts that adhere to technical standards. Additionally, they will evaluate renewable energy systems and power electronics for energy efficiency, as well as apply control theories and signal processing techniques to maintain system stability.