UNSW Sydney
5.7 years
Combine engineering innovation with business strategy in this five-and-a-half-year double degree. Perfect for ambitious students who want to design solutions and lead organizations, choosing from 20+ engineering disciplines paired with diverse commerce majors.
Domestic students require a minimum ATAR of 97.0 (2026 lowest selection rank). Assumed knowledge includes Mathematics Advanced for the Commerce component and relevant mathematics for the Engineering component. International students need an International ATAR of 92.0 or equivalent qualifications (A Levels: 15.0, IB Diploma: 36.0, SAT: 1300). English language proficiency is required; Australian Year 12 qualifications serve as proof. Various admission pathways are available including Gateway Admission, Educational Access Scheme, and UNSW College pathway programs.
First two years: Foundational courses in Mathematics, Physics, Computing, and Integrated Business Studies. Introduction to Engineering Design and Innovation (ENGG1000) teaches engineering thinking and problem-solving. From year three onwards: Specialized courses in your chosen Engineering discipline (from options including Aerospace, Biomedical, Chemical, Civil, Computer, Electrical, Environmental, Mechanical, Mining, Nuclear, Quantum, Renewable Energy, Robotics, Software, Surveying, or Telecommunications Engineering) and Commerce major (Accounting, Business Analytics, Finance, FinTech, Human Resources Management, International Business, Marketing, Cybersecurity Management, or others). All students complete 60 days of Engineering Professional Practice for workplace experience.
UNSW Engineering is ranked #1 in Australia and #33 globally for Engineering and Technology (QS World University Rankings 2026). All eight engineering schools rank in the global top 50, with one in the global top 10. UNSW Business School ranks #1 in Sydney for Business & Management. The university is known for practical, hands-on learning with strong industry connections through ChallENG program and Career Accelerator opportunities. UNSW graduates have been awarded Most Employable for seven consecutive years, with most employed full-time within four months of graduation earning above-average wages.
Graduates pursue diverse careers as aeronautical engineers, biomedical engineers, business analysts, civil engineers, consultants, cyber security analysts, data analysts, digital innovation officers, engineering consultants, entrepreneurs, electrical engineers, financial specialists, management consultants, mechanical engineers, mechatronic engineers, software engineers, and tech startup founders. The combination of engineering and commerce expertise opens pathways in project management, technical leadership, innovation strategy, and executive roles across industries including technology, infrastructure, finance, energy, and consulting.
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