I want to be: Electrical engineer
Majors that lead there: 1. Pick one to see its subjects sorted for this job.
Employers look for: Communication Skills, Project Management, Electrical Design, Planning, Writing, Organisational Skills
Official job info: Electrical Engineer
Majors that lead there
Electrical Engineering Systems (Bachelor of Science)
After further study: Master of Engineering
Helps
- ELEN20005 Foundations of Electrical Networks: Covers Engineering; employers ask for Electrical Design
- ELEN30009 Electrical Network Analysis and Design: Covers Engineering; employers ask for Electrical Design
- ELEN30011 Electrical Device Modelling: Covers Engineering; employers ask for Electrical Design
- ELEN30012 Signals and Systems: Covers Engineering; employers ask for Electrical Design
- ELEN30013 Electronic System Implementation: Covers Engineering; employers ask for Electrical Design
Breadth ideas from other areas
Your degree asks for some subjects from outside your main area. These relate to this job; any other breadth works too.
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- ANTH10002 Anthropology & Food in Everyday Life: Close to the field: Health & medicine
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- ISYS10001 Foundations of Information Systems: Touches on Business
- MGMT10002 Principles of Management: Touches on Management
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Almost every job also asks for Communication Skills, Planning, Writing, Organisational Skills. Any subject with essays, talks or group work practises these.
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