Charles Darwin University
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Courses included
The Diploma of Network Engineering will prepare you for entry-level network engineering roles by providing the skills and knowledge required to design, operate and maintain networks that play a crucial role in the infrastructure of industry and government organisations. Your coursework will cover key areas of network engineering, including data networks and their implementation. You will combine academic studies with practical experience allowing you to further develop your skill set and provide you with the opportunity to stand out from the crowd in a competitive industry.
You can also use this qualification to move into our other degree programs such as the Bachelor of Information Technology or Bachelor of Software Engineering Honours.
Study opportunities are also provided to assist students to undertake sought-after industry modules, including Microsoft certification.
Computing, information technology, network engineering
Entry-level roles in network systems, helpdesk support, information technology and telecommunications.
The Australian Government pays part of the tuition fee for this course. The remaining balance is paid by the student. Current CDU fee information.
Refer to the CDU general admission criteria.
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