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A double degree in engineering and business. You’ll choose either a civil or mechanical engineering specialisation plus a business major. With business capabilities added to your professional engineer’s toolkit, you can unlock a higher earning potential.

Add renewable energy expertise to your engineering toolkit. You’ll study sophisticated electrical engineering technologies including biomass and geothermal. Optimize for safety, reliability, and sustainability. Learn from specialist professional engineers.

Construct a solid career foundation studying the built environment. Learn to build low rise residential and light commercial buildings. Craft surveying, planning and management skills. Connect with the construction business and join industry networks.

Learn the specific management concepts that apply to leaders in the engineering field. You’ll extend your cognitive and technical skills to solve problems and develop strategies. Manage risk, high-performing teams, and projects.

Bolster your engineering degree with real-world problem solving. You’ll delve into water resources, modelling, technology, and more. Get practical with hands-on lab work plus industry experience. Pave the way for exciting roles as a professional engineer.

Get set to lead environmental engineering practices in the public sector, resource related sectors, infrastructure sectors, and the consulting sector. Work to resolve issues around solid and hazardous waste, wastewater and air pollution control.

Bring sustainability into engineering work practices. Work to solve environmental issues. Specialise in areas like waste management, water treatment, air quality control, and renewable energy. Work in public or private practice, or consulting.

Pave a pathway to construction management careers and further study. You’ll cover the basic principles and practices of Australian low-rise construction. Gain insight into the industry. Communicate like a professional. Explore project management.

Develop the skills and knowledge necessary to oversee the life cycle of construction projects. You’ll deepen your critical analysis skills through problem-based learning with an industry focus. Problem-solve. Deliver. Connect. Lead.

Become a project manager, quantity or building surveyor, estimator or contract administrator. Study domestic, commercial and civil construction technology, measurement and estimating, project management, and contract and cost management.