Bachelor of Engineering Technology and Bachelor of Vocational Education & Training
If you are seeking to become a training professional in the engineering sector, USQ’s unique Bachelor of Engineering Technology and Bachelor of Vocational Education & Training will immerse you in engineering and adult education, growing your expertise in both disciplines simultaneously.
Professional relevance
Our Engineering and Education program have been developed with extensive input from leading experts in both industries. A key component of your degree is the 45 days practical engineering industry experience and 100 hours of practical experience in a vocational education & training environment. Most trainers will complete their training professional experience placements in their current workplaces with nominated supervisors.
Within this degree you are able to specialise in one of three Engineering majors:
- Civil Engineering
- Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering.
Recognition of industry experience and previous study
If you currently work as an adult workplace and vocational education trainer in, you may be eligible to receive credit towards some of your degree. You may also be eligible for further credit if you have completed an Associate Degree, Diploma or Advanced Diploma in Engineering within the last 5 years.
Career opportunities
As a graduate of this degree you will be well-placed to work in the engineering sector in adult education environments such as TAFE, technical colleges and industry.
Professional accreditation
As a graduate of the Bachelor of Engineering Technology, you will eligible to apply for membership with Engineers Australia as an Engineering Technologist. After gaining some experience from working in the field, you can apply for chartered status as an Engineering Technologist.
After complete of the education components of this degree, graduates may be eligible to apply for recognition towards a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment. This qualification meets the industry standard for training delivery in Australia's VET system. The program is not accredited with the Queensland College of Teachers.
