Bachelor of Engineering (Ocean Engineering) Honors

Engineering is a broad subject, with so many different types of engineering to choose from, it can be difficult to narrow down which one is yours. To help you decide, you should try to see what you like. What excites you, and what do you spend your free time on? All types of engineering involve some kind of problem solving (and they tend to focus on making life easier), but which engineering-related solution gives you the greatest buzz? If you choose the subject you have naturally, you will find it easier to stay motivated during your studies and continue to engage with the topic while continuing your engineering career.

The prestigious Bachelor of Engineering (Ocean Engineering) courses at Edith Cowan University are conducted in partnership with the Australian Maritime College at the University of Tasmania in Launceston, Tasmania. Marine engineers are involved in the construction of some of the largest, most complex and most expensive man-made structures. These include overseas facilities such as oil and gas platforms or subsea pipelines, as well as the range of infrastructure associated with ports and port facilities and subway vehicles needed to operate them.

Marine engineers have strong employment opportunities in a variety of industries including oil and gas, alternative energy, coastal engineering, submarine, port and port design, defense and consulting. Graduates can also apply for any suitable position open to practical engineers. Bachelor degree students in Ocean Engineering get jobs such as Oil and Gas Engine, Offshore Energy Engineer, Coastal Engineer, Submersible Vehicle Engineer, Construction Engineer, Mining Engineer.