Business and industry are becoming increasingly dependent on computers, microelectronics, optical fibre communications and information technology. The development and application of these fields relies heavily on the skills of professional engineering technologists.

The Faculty of Sciences has innovative programs in Audio Engineering Technology and Electronics Engineering Technology which provide an alternative pathway to obtaining a University degree. These programs ensure the blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills required for expertise in many areas such as recording studios, cable and satellite television, radio and television broadcasting, film and television studies for Audio Engineering and telephone service providers, manufacturers of electronic and optoelectronic devices and systems, computer-network installers and operators for Electronics Engineering.

There are no compulsory prerequisites but a knowledge of Physics and Mathematics to Year 12 level is assumed.

For admission to Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Audio Engineering Technology) (48 credit points) candidates must have completed the Advanced Diploma in Audio Engineering at the JMC Academy in Sydney or equivalent.

For admission to Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Electronics Engineering Technology) (72 credit points) candidates must have completed the NSW TAFE Advanced Diploma in Engineering or equivalent.