Bachelor of Engineering in Network and Software Engineering (Honours)

The University of Canberra is based at its Bruce campus in Canberra, ACT 2617, Australia. The university also offers courses at a range of other locations, so it is recommended to contact UC directly to confirm the specific delivery location for this program.

Yes, the University of Canberra offers a wide range of scholarships for undergraduate students, including those based on academic achievement, financial or personal disadvantage, and specific faculties or disciplines. Domestic students apply for scholarships after accepting an offer, while international students are considered for scholarships as part of their application process. The Snow Scholarship Program is also available, offering up to $30,000 per year for eligible students.

Prospective students can contact the University of Canberra directly by phone at +61 2 6201 5111, by email at study@canberra.edu.au, or by submitting an enquiry through the UC website. UC also holds events such as Open Day (Saturday 20 September, 9am–3pm) where you can learn more about courses and campus life.

The University of Canberra offers a variety of delivery modes across its courses, including on-campus, online, flexible, hybrid, and intensive options. Students interested in how the Bachelor of Engineering in Network and Software Engineering (Honours) is delivered should contact UC directly or check the course listing for the most current delivery mode information.

The University of Canberra's CRICOS provider number is 00212K, and its TEQSA Provider ID is PRV12003, confirming its status as a registered Australian University.