Computer systems engineers use digital and computing technologies to solve problems in industrial systems. 

These skills are essential in rapidly growing fields like the Internet of Things, autonomous vehicles, machine learning, and information and communications technology (ICT) systems. 

Bachelor of Computer Systems Engineering at The University of Newcastle graduates has a unique skill set that spans hardware design, software design, communications systems and networks. 

You might develop advanced computing hardware and software for diverse sectors, including automation for manufacturing, smart homes, intelligent transport, e-health, aviation, and civic infrastructure, which are the building blocks of modern society.

Build critical technical engineering skills by studying courses in the Internet of Things, Embedded Systems, Communication Networks, Computer and Electrical Engineering, Software Engineering, Programmable Logic Design, Electronics Design, and Cyber Security.

Become job-ready through professional practice courses. 

You'll learn to tackle ‘wicked problems’ and develop essential workplace skills in finance, project management, sustainability, communication and entrepreneurship.

Gain hands-on practical experience: build vital professional networks and hands-on industry experience with 12 weeks of professional practice throughout your degree.

Practical work experience:

All University of Newcastle engineering students must complete 12 weeks of industrial experience during their degree. 

Through your work placement, you’ll build important professional networks and put your learning into practice.

• Academic transcript
• Completion certificate
• Evidence of English proficiency
• Passport biometric page
• For programs requiring work experience, a curriculum vitae (CV)/resume and/or letters of work experience are recommended.

Assumed Knowledge:

• HSC Mathematics (Band 5 or above) or equivalent.
• One science-related subject would also be an advantage (Physics or Chemistry preferred).

Applicants who have achieved less than Band 5 may be admitted to the program but may need additional studies to complete the program's requirements successfully.

Applicants who have completed HSC Mathematics General 2 may be admitted to the program but can expect to undertake additional studies to complete the program's requirements successfully.  

Recommended Studies:

• HSC Mathematics Extension 1 or equivalent.
• Study of one science-related subject would also be an advantage (Physics or Chemistry preferred).

Compulsory Program Requirements:

Requirements for this award's qualification include completing at least 12 weeks of industrial experience acceptable to the College Board. 

Students are encouraged to obtain and report on a substantial block of this experience at one time. Still, several shorter periods, of not less than 2 weeks duration, will be accepted.

Entry requirements:

Admission to undergraduate degree programs usually requires successful completion of a senior secondary school qualification similar to the Higher School Certificate (HSC), the highest educational award in New South Wales schools. 

Post-secondary study:

Further education, like diplomas and university study, can also be assessed for admission.

GPA:

China:

China (Peoples’ Republic) National Entrance Examination (Gaokao):  487   out of 750   (64.9%)

India:

• All India Senior School Certificate (CBSE): 13
• Indian School Certificate (CISCE): 83
• Board of Intermediate Education Andhra Pradesh - Intermediate Public Examination: 80
• Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board - Higher Secondary Certificate Examination: 80
• Government of Karnataka Department of Pre-University Education - Second Year PreUniversity Examination: 80

Canada:

• Ontario Secondary School Canada: 77