CQUniversity Australia
4 years full-time, 8 years part-time
Prepare for a diverse engineering career with CQUniversity's Bachelor of Engineering (Honours), offering majors in Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, or Resource Systems Engineering. This 4-year program combines industry collaboration, authentic projects, and sustainable development principles to develop work-ready professional engineers.
To be eligible, you must achieve an ATAR of 69.00 or Selection Rank of 69.00. English (Units 3 and 4, C) or equivalent and General Mathematics (Units 3 and 4, C) or equivalent are required. Mathematical Methods, Physics, and Design are recommended. English Language Proficiency requirements apply to international students. Alternative entry pathways are available for those who don't meet standard entry requirements.
The course comprises 26-30 units (192 credits) including seven core units: Introduction to Contemporary Engineering, Foundation Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Applied Calculus, Engineering Honours Project Planning, Engineering Honours Project Implementation, and Engineering Practice Experience. Students select one major from Civil Engineering (21 units covering infrastructure systems, structural design, and water management), Electrical Engineering (covering power systems, automation, and data analytics), Mechanical Engineering (thermodynamics, machine design, renewable energy), or Resource Systems Engineering. Specialization options include Humanitarian Engineering, Industrial Automation, Data Analytics, Agricultural Machinery, Process Systems, and Trade Practice. Advanced units in years 3-4 include project-based learning with industry mentors and an undergraduate thesis.
CQUniversity offers strong industry connections through partnerships with leading organizations providing scholarships, guest lectures, work-integrated learning, and cadetship opportunities. The Engineering Cadetship Program enables students to earn while learning and build professional networks. The curriculum emphasizes authentic learning experiences, state-of-the-art equipment, and practical skills development. CQU's deliberate integration of sustainable development principles prepares engineers to address contemporary challenges. Multiple campus locations and flexible online delivery options accommodate diverse student needs.
Graduates are prepared for professional registration and practice as Engineers in Australia and internationally. Career opportunities span civil, electrical, mechanical, and resource systems engineering across sectors including energy, mining and resources, transportation, manufacturing, construction, infrastructure, water, defence, and government. Roles include design engineer, project manager, operations specialist, consultant, asset manager, research and development professional, and leadership positions. Specializations in Humanitarian Engineering or Industrial Automation, plus international exchange opportunities, enhance career prospects in emerging engineering fields.
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