We are known for the quality of both our teaching and our research. Our lecturers and researchers are some of the best in Australia. And our graduates are some of the most outstanding engineers and contributors to the prosperity of the state and country. We invite you to join our team, and learn to engineer for the future.

School of Chemical Engineering

Masters by Coursework

Master of Engineering in Chemical Engineering
Master of Engineering (Advanced) in Chemical Engineering (Energy & Combustion)
Master of Engineering (Advanced) in Chemical Engineering (Food & BioProcessing)
Master of Engineering (Advanced) in Chemical Engineering (Environmental & Sustainability)

Postgraduate Research Programs

Master of Applied Science (Engineering)
Master of Engineering Science
Doctor of Philosophy

School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering

The School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering has maintained high professional standards and a strong research orientation since its foundation by Professor Eric Willoughby in 1946. Many of its graduates hold leading positions in industry and government departments or are full professors in universities. Postgraduate study and research is encouraged in the areas described later, but enquiries and suggestions for other initiatives are welcome as we are alert to the need for evolution.

Double Degree

Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Systems) may be taken in conjunction with another Degree program, leading to the award of two degrees:

Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical & Electronic) may be taken in conjunction with another Degree program, leading to the award of two degrees:

Bachelor of Engineering (Telecommunications) may be taken in conjunction with another Degree program, leading to the award of two degrees:

Combined Degree

An Engineering Degree program may be combined with another discipline, leading to the award of one combined degree:

Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Systems) and Bachelor of Arts B.E(CS)&BA
Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical & Electronic) and Bachelor of Science (Physics) B.E(EE)&Sc
Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic) and Bachelor of Arts B.E(EE)&BA
Bachelor of Engineering (Telecommunications) & Bachelor of Arts B.E(T)&BA
Master of Engineering (Electrical)
Master of Engineering (Electronic)
Master of Engineering (Signal and Information Processing)

School of Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Develop and use new materials and technologies, especially computer-aided engineering
Study a wide variety of areas including thermodynamics and electrical fundamentals
Practical experience including Industry based projects in final years

Sports Engineering

Design and development of specialised sports equipment and apparel like shoes, swim suits and helmets
Design and management of sports facilities - from simple sports surfaces to futuristic stadium design
Development of sporting equipment for advanced performance of athletes and parathletes

Sustainable Energy Engineering

Develop renewable energy technologies such as solar, wind, wave and geothermal
Improve energy efficiency of existing technology such as power generation, manufacturing, agriculture and construction
Design and construct new energy efficient systems

Masters by Coursework

Commonwealth supported Masters Degrees in Mechanical, Aerospace or Mechatronics Engineering
Graduates from any of our School's undergraduate programs need only complete one additional year of study

For more information, please contact one of our offices

Last Updated: 29 September 2012

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