Interested in Engineering? Choose your degree and add on your major in Wireless Systems Security.
Studying Wireless Systems Security within an Engineering degree prepares you to design, analyse and secure complex communication and sensing systems. You’ll explore electromagnetic wave behaviour, signal processing, radar and satellite systems, gaining the skills required to work on high-reliability technologies used in defence, aerospace and telecommunications.
This pathway suits students who want strong technical depth and a clear route into engineering roles that support national security and advanced communications.
Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic) (Honours)
This degree develops advanced engineering expertise in wireless communications, radar, GPS and secure electronic systems.
You’ll study electromagnetic waves, signal processing and communication networks, learning how to design, analyse and protect systems used in defence, aerospace, telecommunications and critical infrastructure.
Graduates are well prepared for professional engineering roles involving complex, safety-critical and security-sensitive technologies.
Key information
Delivery mode
In person (Tonsley, City)
Duration
4 years full-time (or part-time equivalent)
Start dates
March
July
Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic) (Honours), Master of Engineering (Mechanical)
This combined pathway builds deep capability across electrical, electronic and mechanical engineering disciplines.
You’ll develop expertise in wireless and sensing systems while gaining an understanding of mechanical design, manufacturing and system integration.
It suits students aiming to work on large, multidisciplinary platforms such as defence systems, aerospace technologies and advanced manufacturing environments.
Key information
Delivery mode
In person (Tonsley)
Duration
5.5 years full-time
Start dates
March
July
Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic) (Honours), Master of Engineering Management
This pathway combines strong technical foundations in wireless systems and electronic engineering with advanced leadership and management skills.
You’ll learn to design and analyse secure communication systems while developing the ability to manage teams, projects, risk and compliance.
Ideal for students aspiring to technical leadership or project management roles in defence, telecommunications and high-reliability industries.
Key information
Delivery mode
In person (Tonsley)
Duration
5 years full-time
Start dates
March
July
If you're interested in a career in Engineering and Wireless Systems Security, these are the kinds of jobs you might have:
Communications systems engineer
Design and analyse secure communication systems used in defence, telecommunications and aerospace. This role focuses on signal integrity, system performance and reliability in complex environments.
Starting salary: $110,000
Radar systems engineer
Develop and maintain radar systems used for surveillance, navigation and defence applications. Radar engineers apply signal processing and electromagnetic theory to detect, track and classify objects.
Starting salary: $120,000
Electronic warfare engineer
Work on systems that detect, protect and counter electromagnetic threats. This role supports defence capability by ensuring secure operation of communications and sensing technologies.
Starting salary: $115,000
Interested in Science? Choose your degree and add on your major in Wireless Systems Security.
Studying Wireless Systems Security through a Science degree allows you to focus on the underlying physics and mathematics of signals, waves and communication systems.
This pathway is ideal if you’re interested in analysis, research, testing or advisory roles that support secure wireless technologies.
Bachelor of Science majoring in Wireless Systems Security pathway to Honours
Designed for high-achieving students, this pathway strengthens your scientific foundations while preparing you for Honours-level research.
You’ll develop deeper expertise in signal processing, communications and sensing systems alongside research and analytical skills.
This pathway supports progression into postgraduate study or research-focused roles in defence, communications and aerospace technologies.
Key information
Delivery mode
In person (Bedford Park)
Duration
3 + 1 years full-time
Start dates
March
July
Bachelor of Science majoring in Wireless Systems Security
This degree focuses on the scientific principles behind electromagnetic waves, signal processing, radar and communication systems.
You’ll develop strong analytical and problem-solving skills to understand, test and evaluate wireless technologies used in defence, aerospace and telecommunications.
It’s well suited to students interested in technical analysis, testing, systems support or further scientific study.
Key information
Delivery mode
In person (Bedford Park)
Duration
3 years full-time
Start dates
March
July
Bachelor of Science (Advanced Science) pathway to Honours
An integrated pathway for high-performing students who want early exposure to research and advanced scientific study.
You’ll develop deep theoretical understanding of wireless systems while building the skills required for Honours and postgraduate research.
This pathway prepares you for careers in research, advanced technical analysis or doctoral study.
Key information
Delivery mode
In person (Bedford Park)
Duration
3 + 1 years full-time
Start dates
March
July
Bachelor of Science (Advanced Science)
This degree allows you to engage more deeply with the science underpinning wireless systems, including advanced electromagnetics, signal theory and system analysis.
You’ll build strong analytical, computational and research skills through enriched coursework.
It’s ideal for students seeking specialist technical roles or further study in communications, defence science or applied physics.
Key information
Delivery mode
In person (Bedford Park)
Duration
3 years full-time
Start dates
March
July
Bachelor of Arts and Science
This interdisciplinary degree combines wireless systems science with studies in the arts or humanities.
You’ll gain technical understanding of communication and sensing technologies alongside skills in communication, ethics and critical thinking.
It’s suited to students interested in roles that bridge technology with policy, education, regulation or science communication.
Key information
Delivery mode
In person (Bedford Park)
Duration
3 years full-time
Start dates
March
July
If you're interested in a career in Science and Wireless Systems Security, these are the kinds of jobs you might have:
Signal processing scientist
Analyse and manipulate signals to improve detection, communication and tracking systems. This role supports innovation in radar, navigation and communications technologies.
Starting salary: $95,000
Systems analyst (communications and sensing)
Evaluate the performance and security of wireless systems using modelling, testing and data analysis. Common roles in defence, aerospace and advanced technology organisations.
Starting salary: $100,000
Satellite systems analyst
Evaluate system performance, safety and risk across nuclear operations using modelling, simulation and technical analysis.
Starting salary: $105,000
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