Taught over three years full-time within a faculty ranked 43 in the world for computer science and engineering*, the degree leverages the University’s strong industry links and world-class research. It features an emphasis on real-world experience, with two internships providing up to 760 hours of work-based training.
- Engineering methods, tools, and processes in real-world defense-related contexts
- systems-thinking principles to manage and develop well-structured, maintainable and safe defense technology solutions
- AI and automation technologies (Industry 4.0)
- data analytics and cybersecurity applications
- mechatronics and electrical principles
- advanced critical thinking and interpersonal communication.
