7 Bachelor's degrees in Communications Engineering in Australia

Gain the advanced knowledge and skills to problem-solve issues in computers and computer networks with the Information and Communications Technology degree from Curtin University.

Telecommunications Engineering and Internet of Things at University of Wollongong  will equip you with the fundamentals of engineering, both technically and via communication skills.

This Telecommunications Engineering (Honours) specialisation from University of New South Wales within the field of Electrical Engineering is concerned with all aspects of theory and applications for a broad range of systems such as telephone and data networks, radio and TV, satellites and deep space applications. 

Telecommunications Engineering and Internet of Things (Honours) (Scholar) from University of Wollongong is a unique combination of the design, development, and operation telecommunications systems with the IoT technologies that deliver inter-related and integrated computing devices, machines and objects to identify, track and manage data.

The Associate Degree of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) from Charles Darwin University will prepare you to be part of a rapidly evolving field and continually develop new applications to enhance the world we live in.

The Associate Degree of Network Engineering from Charles Darwin University plays a crucial role in the infrastructure of industry and government organisations. 

Advance your existing skills in computing and broaden your employment opportunities in this fast-evolving field in this Information and Communication Technologies (Software Development Pathway) from the Ara Institute of Canterbury.