| Degree: Bachelor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Honours) |
Offering Institution: University of Newcastle |
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| TAFE qualification: |
Electrical Engineering Diploma |
| National code: |
UEE50411 |
| Pathway credit points: |
80 |
| Available credits: |
A maximum of 80 Units of credit granted based on completion of UEE50411 - Diploma of Electrical Engineering
This TAFE qualification must be completed. Also note students who choose to take different electives cannot be guaranteed the maximum credit.
One course equals 10 units, a semester of full time load is 40 units and a trimester full time load is 30 units.
The University reserves the right to discontinue or vary any credit transfer arrangements as required at any time without notice. Please be aware that time limits apply to previous qualifications.
To view the Credit Transfer and Articulation Policy please refer to the Program Management Procedure Manual.
New credit assessments are continually being added to this search, so if you cannot find your particular Institution or Award qualification please contact the Enquiry Centre on 4921 5000.
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| How to apply: |
The University of Newcastle offers free, direct applications to its undergraduate programs. You can be considered for admission into an undergraduate degree based on:
- your performance in past HSC exams or equivalent, or partially completed higher education studies in Australia or equivalent overseas qualifications
- TAFE or other AQF qualification Certificate III (limited programs), IV or above
- post-secondary professional qualifications or professional / vocational experience
- performance in alternative entry or Pathway programs like Open Foundation
- Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel qualifications and experience
For more information and to apply, visit: https://www.newcastle.edu.au/study/undergraduate/getting-in/entry-schemes#non-school-leaver. |
| TAFE qualification: |
Electrical Engineering Diploma |
| National code: |
UEE50420 |
| Pathway credit points: |
80 |
| Degree credit points: |
320 |
| Available credits: |
A completed UEE50420 - Diploma of Electrical Engineering may achieve a maximum of 80 credit points into Bachelor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Honours).
Note: This TAFE qualification must be completed. Also note students who choose to take different electives cannot be guaranteed the maximum credit.
|
| How to apply: |
The University of Newcastle offers free, direct applications to its undergraduate programs. You can be considered for admission into an undergraduate degree based on:
- your performance in past HSC exams or equivalent, or partially completed higher education studies in Australia or equivalent overseas qualifications
- TAFE or other AQF qualification Certificate III (limited programs), IV or above
- post-secondary professional qualifications or professional / vocational experience
- performance in alternative entry or Pathway programs like Open Foundation
- Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel qualifications and experience
For more information and to apply, visit: https://www.newcastle.edu.au/study/undergraduate/getting-in/entry-schemes#non-school-leaver. |
| TAFE qualification: |
Engineering Technology - Electrical Advanced Diploma |
| National code: |
UEE62111 |
| Pathway credit points: |
100 |
| Available credits: |
A maximum of 100 Units of credit granted based on completion of UEE62111 - Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology - Electrical
This TAFE qualification must be completed. Also note students who choose to take different electives cannot be guaranteed the maximum credit.
One course equals 10 units, a semester of full time load is 40 units and a trimester full time load is 30 units.
The University reserves the right to discontinue or vary any credit transfer arrangements as required at any time without notice. Please be aware that time limits apply to previous qualifications.
To view the Credit Transfer and Articulation Policy please refer to the Program Management Procedure Manual.
New credit assessments are continually being added to this search, so if you cannot find your particular Institution or Award qualification please contact the Enquiry Centre on 4921 5000. |
| How to apply: |
The University of Newcastle offers free, direct applications to its undergraduate programs. You can be considered for admission into an undergraduate degree based on:
- your performance in past HSC exams or equivalent, or partially completed higher education studies in Australia or equivalent overseas qualifications
- TAFE or other AQF qualification Certificate III (limited programs), IV or above
- post-secondary professional qualifications or professional / vocational experience
- performance in alternative entry or Pathway programs like Open Foundation
- Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel qualifications and experience
For more information and to apply, visit: https://www.newcastle.edu.au/study/undergraduate/getting-in/entry-schemes#non-school-leaver. |
