Mechanical Designer Courses in Northern Territory

How do I become a Mechanical Designer in Northern Territory?

Get qualified to work as a Mechanical Designer with a course recognised across Australia. Speak to a training provider to learn more.

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Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical Engineering)

The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical Engineering) provides a comprehensive grounding in the principles underlying the design, analysis, and implementation of mechanical systems. Students engage with fundamental mechanics, energy principles, and advanced manufacturing processes, preparing them to address modern challenges across industries. This course cultivates problem-solving skills, critical analysis, and innovative thinking, equipping graduates to excel in sectors from automotive design to renewable energy solutions. Emphasising hands-on experience, it lays the foundation for a dynamic career in mechanical engineering.

Career opportunities Mechanical Design Engineer Mechanical Designer Mechanical Engineer View all

Duration 48 months

Study mode On Campus, Online

Career opportunities Mechanical Design Engineer Mechanical Designer Mechanical Engineer

MEM40422

Certificate IV in Engineering Drafting

The MEM40422 Certificate IV in Engineering Drafting qualifies you for work as a CAD draftsperson in mechanical engineering. This nationally recognised training course is completed either on-campus or online over 2 years. You’ll begin your studies producing freehand sketches and basic engineering drawings — but by the end of the course you’ll be confidently creating advanced 3D models using using computer-aided design (CAD) systems.Enquire now for the list of study units, career outcomes, and training dates.

Career opportunities CAD Operator Draftsperson Apprentice Industrial Designer View all

Duration 12 months

Study mode Traineeship

Career opportunities CAD Operator Draftsperson Apprentice Industrial Designer

Bachelor of Engineering Science (Mechanical Engineering)

The Bachelor of Engineering Science (Mechanical Engineering) focuses on the design and construction of moving machines, including engines for transportation, industrial machinery, and various tools. Students apply core mechanical engineering concepts such as energy, thermodynamics, mechanics, kinematics, and fluid mechanics in practical settings through workshops, industry projects, and work-integrated learning. They design, build, monitor, and evaluate machines and tools. Graduates have career opportunities as automotive or mechanical engineers, and control and instrumentation engineers, contributing to innovations across multiple industries.

Career opportunities Mechanical Engineering Technician Process Engineer Automation Engineer View all

Duration 36 months

Study mode On Campus, Online

Career opportunities Mechanical Engineering Technician Process Engineer Automation Engineer

Course providers in Northern Territory

The following providers offer Mechanical Designer courses in Northern Territory.

Provider name Charles Darwin University

RTO code 0373

Courses available 2

Provider name TAFE NSW

RTO code 90003

Courses available 2

Provider name South Metropolitan TAFE

RTO code 52787

Courses available 1

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Mechanical Designer careers

Discover a range of excellent Mechanical Designer courses in Northern Territory that cater to experienced learners seeking to advance their career in this dynamic field. With training providers like CDU, you can pursue high-quality qualifications such as the Certificate IV in Engineering Drafting MEM40422 and the prestigious Bachelor of Engineering Science (Mechanical Engineering). These courses are designed to equip you with essential skills that are relevant across various industries in the Northern Territory, including engineering and manufacturing.

By enrolling in a Advanced Diploma of Engineering (Mechanical) MEM60122 or a Diploma of Engineering - Technical (Mechanical) MEM50222, students can enhance their knowledge and practical abilities, making them highly competitive in the job market. Graduates often pursue roles such as Mechanical Fitter, Automation Engineer, and Mechanical Engineer, taking advantage of Northern Territory’s growing demand for skilled professionals in the engineering sector. Other related pathways include positions such as Apprentice Engineer and Engineering Tradesperson.

The Mechanical Designer courses in Northern Territory serve as a gateway to lucrative opportunities in engineering and manufacturing. By investigating options in engineering disciplines through the platform, potential students can get insights into broader categories including Engineering courses and Manufacturing Engineering. Take the first step towards your future as a Mechanical Designer or associated career paths by exploring the wide offering of courses available in the Northern Territory today!

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Alice Springs

Darwin