Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Networking and Internet of Things (CRICOS course code 117510F) is a Bachelor Honours Degree (AQF Level 8) delivered by Sydney Institute of Technology Innovation Pty Ltd (CRICOS 04339G) over 4 years (208 weeks). This course is designed for international students who want to specialise in networking and IoT technologies within the computer engineering field (Field of Education 031305). As a CRICOS-registered provider, Sydney Institute of Technology Innovation Pty Ltd meets strict Australian Government standards for delivering courses to overseas students. The course is taught in English and leads to a single qualification with no mandatory work component. Located in Haymarket, in the heart of Sydney's CBD, students have access to world-class facilities and public transport. Australia has over 1,500 CRICOS-registered providers offering more than 26,000 courses, and this course is one of many engineering honours degrees available. The ESOS Act ensures your rights as an international student are protected. Whether you aim to work in telecommunications, smart cities, or the Internet of Things, this degree provides a strong foundation. Below, we break down fees, entry requirements, and the visa process to help you plan your study in Australia.
This course falls under Computer Engineering (031305), a sub-field of Electrical and Electronic Engineering. Students at this level typically learn to design, implement, and manage computer networks and IoT systems. Core areas include network architecture, data communications, embedded systems, sensor networks, and cybersecurity. Graduates are prepared for roles such as network engineer, IoT developer, or systems architect. The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills, often using labs and projects. Since this is a Bachelor Honours Degree, it includes a research component, equipping students for further study or leadership roles. Note that specific subjects are determined by the provider; contact Sydney Institute of Technology Innovation Pty Ltd for the exact syllabus.
The course duration is 4 years (208 weeks) as registered on CRICOS. It is a full-time program delivered in English. It is a single qualification, not a dual degree. There is no foundation studies component. The course is offered on-campus at the Haymarket campus. Students should plan for a full-time study load each semester. The total weeks account for holidays and breaks. Ensure you are aware of attendance requirements for student visa compliance.
The indicative tuition fee for the entire course is A$121,600. Non-tuition fees (such as materials, student services, etc.) are estimated at A$1,700, making the estimated total A$123,300. These fees are set by Sydney Institute of Technology Innovation Pty Ltd and are sourced from the CRICOS register as at April 2026. They are subject to change. Additional costs not included: Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC), living expenses (approximately A$21,000–A$25,000 per year depending on lifestyle and city), and the visa application charge (currently A$1,600 for student visa). Always confirm the latest fees with the provider's website (www.siti.nsw.edu.au). HeadStart Academy recommends budgeting for all costs before applying.
While specific entry requirements are set by Sydney Institute of Technology Innovation Pty Ltd, typical expectations for a Bachelor Honours Degree in Engineering include an Australian Year 12 qualification (or overseas equivalent) with strong mathematics and physics. English proficiency: minimum IELTS 6.0–6.5 overall with no band below 5.5–6.0 (or equivalent test like TOEFL or PTE). Some students may enter via pathway programs or foundation studies – check with the provider. Always verify requirements directly with the institution. If you need to improve your English, consider ELICOS courses offered by many CRICOS-registered providers.
This course does not include a mandatory work component. That means there is no internship or work placement as part of the curriculum. However, students on a Student Visa (Subclass 500) are allowed to work up to 48 hours per fortnight during term and unlimited hours during scheduled breaks. This can help offset living costs and gain Australian work experience. The absence of a mandatory work component means you can focus fully on your studies, but you may still seek voluntary or casual work within visa conditions.
The course is delivered at Sydney Institute of Technology Innovation Pty Ltd's campus in Haymarket, NSW. Haymarket is a vibrant suburb in Sydney's CBD, adjacent to Chinatown and Darling Harbour. It is well-served by public transport, including Central Station (walking distance) and light rail. Sydney is Australia's largest city with a diverse student population of over 200,000 international students. There are hundreds of CRICOS-registered providers in Sydney, offering thousands of courses. Living costs in Sydney are among Australia's highest; indicative weekly expenses: rent for shared accommodation $250–$400, groceries $80–$150, transport $30–$50. The city offers a strong job market in engineering and technology sectors.
To study this course, you will need a Student Visa (Subclass 500). Key requirements: you must be enrolled in a CRICOS-registered course (this one qualifies), have OSHC (Overseas Student Health Cover), demonstrate genuine temporary entrant (GTE) intentions, and show sufficient financial capacity to cover tuition, living costs, and travel. Student visa holders can work 48 hours per fortnight during the academic year and unlimited hours during scheduled breaks. Dependants may also be eligible for work rights. The visa application charge is currently A$1,600 (as of April 2026). HeadStart Academy recommends consulting the Department of Home Affairs or a registered MARA agent for personalised advice. The ESOS Act provides protections, including tuition fee refunds in certain circumstances.
Sydney is a global hub for technology and engineering, with major companies in telecommunications, IT, and smart infrastructure. The city has a large international student community, making it easy to find support and networking opportunities. Public transport connects the Haymarket campus to all parts of the city. However, consider the cost of living; Sydney is one of Australia's most expensive cities. The climate is temperate, with warm summers and mild winters. If you prefer a quieter or more affordable city, you might explore other options, but for those seeking a dynamic urban environment with strong industry ties, Sydney is an excellent choice. Over 40% of Australia's engineering jobs are in NSW, many in Sydney.
Follow these three steps to apply for this course at Sydney Institute of Technology Innovation Pty Ltd:
1. Research CRICOS-registered providers: Use HeadStart Academy to find courses that match your interests. Filter by course level (Bachelor Honours Degree) and location (NSW) to identify options like this one. 2. Apply directly to your chosen institution: Prepare your academic transcripts, English test scores, and any other documents. Submit your application through Sydney Institute of Technology Innovation Pty Ltd's admissions portal. Ensure you meet entry requirements. 3. Receive your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) and apply for your Student visa (Subclass 500): Once accepted, you'll receive a CoE. Use this to apply for a visa online via the Department of Home Affairs. Don't forget OSHC and financial evidence.
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Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Networking and Internet of Things is a CRICOS-registered programme at Sydney Institute of Technology Innovation Pty Ltd. Use this register extract [CRICOS register, Apr 2026] to cross-check codes, duration and indicative fees before you apply.
This page is general information only and not migration advice. Confirm Student visa (Subclass 500) requirements with the Department of Home Affairs.