Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Information Technology - Mechanical Engineering (1558) ()

When students combine engineering and IT, they will gain the knowledge and skills needed to plan, manage, design and build engineering projects. Students will also develop communication, research and critical analysis skills that will make them highly employable. In fact, two of the fastest growing sectors for jobs growth are engineering and IT. With these two disciplines at its core, this double degree will set students up for a wide choice of career opportunities.

They will develop the knowledge and practical skills in planning, management, design and build of engineering projects, with their choice of major allowing them to specialise in the area they are most interested in.

Students will also achieve a high level of core IT technical knowledge and a specialisation in either information systems or networks and security.

What makes the Engineering and IT double degree stand out is the opportunity for students to put what they learn in the classroom into practice through work-integrated learning. Griffith has a wide range of industry contacts and partnerships, ensuring students get to experience hands-on learning throughout their study. In their final year, students will enhance their employability by working in a engineering organisation where they will complete a design project while working alongside professionals.