Master of Engineering (Electronic Engineering)

RMIT's engineering degrees are designed in accordance with the Australian Qualifications Framework and most are accredited through Engineers Australia, recognised by the Washington Accord. RMIT's vocational programs are also accredited under the Dublin Accord.

RMIT is ranked #9 in Australia and among the top 150 universities globally for Engineering & Technology (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026). It is also ranked among the top 10 universities in Australia for electrical and electronic engineering (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025).

Once you've completed your Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) at RMIT, you may be eligible to further complete a Master by Coursework degree in your engineering specialisation in only 12 months.

RMIT offers engineering courses across a wide range of disciplines including electrical and electronic engineering, advanced manufacturing and mechatronics, aerospace engineering and aviation, mechanical and automotive engineering, biomedical engineering, chemical engineering, civil engineering, computer engineering, engineering management, environmental and sustainable engineering, and telecommunications engineering.

Yes, RMIT provides hands-on learning experiences in engineering. The university has an Advanced Manufacturing Precinct, specialist wind tunnel, and other specialist engineering facilities. Students can take video tours of these facilities and experience hands-on learning, including practical classes such as testing I-beams to compare real-world results with theoretical calculations.