Bachelor of Engineering (Mechatronic) (Space)
Course Overview
The space engineering specialisation at the University of Sydney is the only one of its kind in Australia. Space engineering is an exciting and challenging new area of teaching and research concerned with the theory, design, testing, construction and use of engineering components in aerospace.
In the Bachelor of Engineering (Mechatronic (Space) Engineering) you will undertake four core units of study providing a foundation in orbital mechanics, aerospace systems design, satellite subsystems, launch technology, and remote sensing.
You may also choose to complete optional advanced space engineering projects. As a graduate you will be able to meet the challenges of evolving space industries in fields such as propulsion systems, aeronautical design, communications, and navigation.
Course Requirements
To meet requirements for the Bachelor of Engineering (Mechatronic (Space) Engineering), a candidate must successfully complete 192 credit points, comprising:
- core and elective units of study relating to the specialist stream, as prescribed by the table of units of study for the stream; and
- any additional free elective units of study as may be necessary to gain credit to complete the award.
For a standard enrolment plan for Mechatronic (Space) Engineering visit http://cusp.sydney.edu.au/students/view-degree-page/name/BE(Mtrx)(Space)