BEng (Electrical Power) Honours in Joondalup Australia | Edith Cowan University

Electrical power engineering is a long-standing field that covers the production, transmission, and distribution of electrical energy. This program offers comprehensive training in fundamental electrical and electronic topics, progressing to specialized studies in power systems such as generation, transmission, protection, power electronics, electromechanical systems, industrial automation, and sustainable energy solutions. The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical foundations and practical applications, fostering problem-solving abilities, collaborative skills, and project management expertise. Graduates will acquire robust technical capabilities, transferable skills, analytical proficiency, and the competence to oversee intricate engineering initiatives.

Program learning objectives
Exhibit mastery of core scientific principles and specialized knowledge in electrical power engineering.
Employ critical thinking and established engineering methodologies to address complex challenges in power systems.
Utilize systematic design approaches to execute and oversee electrical power projects with growing autonomy.
Show fundamental comprehension of mathematical, computational, and statistical concepts essential to electrical power engineering, while skillfully applying technical methods and tools.
Communicate effectively through both verbal and written means to professional and general audiences.
Maintain a global perspective with awareness of contextual influences on engineering, including cultural diversity and indigenous understanding.
Exhibit leadership and teamwork capabilities to deliver engineering solutions adhering to ethical standards, sustainability principles, and professional responsibility.
Take ownership of continuous learning, exercise sound professional judgment, and understand the boundaries, ethics, and responsibilities of modern engineering practice.