Graduate Diploma in Science - Electronic and Computer Systems

Learn the maths and physics that lie at the heart of electronics and mechatronics. Find out why electronic components act the way they do, and study programming and computer science.

You’ll work on group projects where you’ll design and make electronic and mechatronic tools like robots or medical devices like heart sensors.
Study a new subject and enhance your career prospects by completing a 120-point Graduate Diploma in Science (GDipSc).

Your GDipSc can be as specialised or as broad as you choose. You can specialise in a subject by completing the 300-level requirements of one of our BSc majors. This effectively gives you an extra major in a different discipline to your original Bachelor’s major. Or you can use the GDipSc to explore an interdisciplinary pathway and take courses from a range of subjects.

If you are already working in an industry, the GDipSc is a great way to enhance your knowledge of the latest developments in your area of interest.

You can complete the GDipSc in two trimesters if studying full time, or in up to four years if studying part time. Depending on your situation, you may need do preparatory studies that would add to your total study time.

This programme can be studied as a general science qualification or you can choose to specialise in a specific subject. Find out what qualifications you need to get into the GDipSc and what courses you need to take to complete it.

A Bachelor's degree or equivalent
IELTS (Academic): minimum overall score of 6.5 with no sub-score below 6.0
TOEFL: minimum score of 90 for the internet-based test with a minimum of 20 in writing

EAP: minimum final scores of 4,4,5,5