Bachelor of Technology (Engineering)
Edith Cowan University
Engineering & Technology
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January July 2026
3 years
Joondalup Campus, Australia
The Bachelor of Technology (Engineering) at Edith Cowan University is a three‑year undergraduate degree designed for students who want to work in engineering‑related fields but may not meet the entry requirements for a Bachelor of Engineering Honours. It provides broad engineering knowledge across areas such as mechanics, materials, electrical fundamentals, energy systems.
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