UNSW Sydney
4 years
Combine Civil Engineering expertise with architectural design principles in this 4-year honours degree. Develop technical and creative problem-solving skills to design and manage infrastructure projects while understanding architectural aesthetics and structural innovation.
Domestic students require a minimum ATAR of 95.0 (or equivalent). Assumed knowledge includes Mathematics Extension 1 and Physics. International students need equivalent qualifications such as A Levels (16.0), IB Diploma (39.0), or SAT (1270). English language proficiency is required for all students. Various adjustment factor schemes are available including HSC Plus, Elite Athletes/Performers/Leaders (EAPL), and Educational Access Scheme (EAS).
First year covers introductory Mathematics, Physics, Architecture and Engineering Mechanics, plus ENGG1000 Introduction to Engineering Design and Innovation. Second year includes core Civil Engineering courses, Architectural Design Studio, and Architectural Communications. Third and fourth years develop advanced knowledge through core and elective courses in both Civil Engineering and Architecture. Students can specialise in structural engineering, geotechnical engineering, transport engineering, water engineering, or engineering construction and management. The degree requires 60 days of Engineering Professional Practice for on-the-job experience.
UNSW is ranked #1 in Australia and #33 globally for Engineering and Technology. The School of Civil and Environmental Engineering is ranked #1 in Australia and top 25 globally for Civil and Structural Engineering. UNSW is known for graduate employability, winning the Most Employable students award for seven consecutive years. The university offers state-of-the-art facilities including the Water Research Laboratory, Infrastructure Laboratory, Heavy Structures Laboratory, and Mark Wainwright Analytical Centre. Strong industry partnerships and world-leading academic staff ensure cutting-edge education.
Graduates pursue varied and specialised roles in engineering consultancies, construction and contracting companies, government organisations, airport and harbour authorities, project development, and financial/management consulting. The unique hybrid knowledge of civil engineering and architecture opens opportunities in specialist structural engineering consultancies, construction management, infrastructure development, and project leadership roles across both public and private sectors.
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