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School of Energy

Energy education for a complex world

The School of Energy is home to some of the best hands-on training available.

We provide education and research that focuses on increasing energy efficiencies in industrial processes and the development of cost-effective alternative energy sources.

Programs range from Machinist to Telecommunications, and Chemical and Environmental Technology to Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Smart Grid Systems and Technologies Master Program.

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Flexible Learning for a complex world

New Flexible Learning (formerly Part-time Studies) courses

CITX 1142 – Network Programming with Python
Gain exposure to computer programming and the ability to interpret programming code.

CITX 1187 – Cybersecurity Operations
Get the fundamental knowledge and skills that are required for a Security Analyst.

CITX 2150 – AWS Academy Cloud Foundations and Architecture
Gain real-world understanding of AWS cloud practices, cloud concepts, core services, security, architecture, pricing and support.

MACH 1150 – CNC Operator – Machining Centre
Get the skills to set up and operate CNC Machining Centres.

MACH 1151 – CNC Operator – Turning Centre
Get the skills to set up and operate CNC Turning Centres.

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