Just like engineers, at UniSC we make things happen through innovative projects and partnerships.
Engineering is exciting because it combines science, math and creative thinking. Learn to question established ways of doing things and spark new, forward-thinking ideas. With innovative projects and partnerships for our students to work on, and state-of-the-art facilities to help you put your skills into practise throughout your studies, it's no wonder 95% of our engineering graduates are employed within four months* of finishing their degree.
*Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching (QILT) Graduate Outcomes Survey 2022
Not sure which area of engineering you want to study?
That's OK. You'll get to explore each specialisation in your first year before locking in your decision.
Bachelor degree (Honours)
All of UniSC's Engineering degrees are honours degrees.
What's an Honours degree?
An Honours degree offers you the opportunity to continue your undergraduate degree studies at a higher level and specialise in your area of interest. Completing an Honours degree is also a pathway to further research-based postgraduate studies.
UniSC Engineering Honours Degrees are Embedded Honours degrees, where the Honours component is completed as part of your 4 year degree.
Combined degree
Gain a career advantage with a double degree.
When I finish my degree, I’m hoping to work in aerospace as I have a huge passion for big and powerful machines and how they are designed. I can’t wait to graduate and get out in the industry!
Alisha Griffiths
Bachelor of Engineering
(Mechanical) (Honours) student
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