Bachelor of Science (BSc) Electro-Mechanical Engineering

Owing to the integrated nature and interconnected dependency of components and sub-assemblies that make up electro-mechanical systems, the analysis, design and maintenance of these devices are no longer reliant on just the application of either mechanical, electrical or electronic engineering. Instead, combinations of the engineering skills associated with all of these disciplines are needed. Moving into the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the integration and operational optimisation of actuators, motors, computers, sensors and advanced control & management mechanisms are key and require the services of electro-mechanical engineers across a wide range of roles and industries. The advent of Building Management Systems (BMS) aims to integrate, control and manage the operation of all systems and sub-systems in order to optimise the performance of the facility as a whole, not just an individual system.

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