Fast-track your engineering career:
New streamlined double degree
Build a strong foundation for your future at UniSC with our integrated Bachelor of Engineering / Master of Engineering program – a streamlined study pathway that allows you to complete both your undergraduate and postgraduate engineering qualifications in one cohesive program.
You'll develop advanced technical capability, leadership skills and industry-ready experience through access to cutting-edge technology, sustainable practices and real-world projects and placements.
100% graduate employment
Join a university with a proven track record. UniSC engineering graduates consistently achieve full-time employment, giving you confidence in your career prospects.
Fast-track your graduation
Complete both your bachelor and master qualifications in approximately five years, with a reduced unit load and a smooth transition from undergraduate to postgraduate study.
About this program
The Bachelor of Engineering / Master of Engineering is a single, packaged program that combines your bachelor’s degree with a masters qualification. You'll enrol once and progress seamlessly from undergraduate to postgraduate study without needing to apply for a separate masters.
Graduate with advanced technical expertise and the leadership skills required to manage complex engineering projects and excel in senior roles across global industries.
Because the program is integrated, you'll complete 120 masters-level units instead of the standard 192, helping you finish sooner while still gaining advanced skills and deep technical expertise. You can specialise in areas such as civil engineering, mechanical engineering, renewable energy engineering or project management, preparing you for the demands of senior roles in the engineering industry.
Specialise in your area of interest
- Civil engineering: Design and construct infrastructure that shapes communities, from transport and water systems to resilient built environments.
- Mechanical engineering: Create machines, materials and systems that improve how industries, technologies and everyday products work.
- Electrical and electronic engineering: Develop smart electrical systems, circuits and technologies that power, connect and sustain modern life.
- Mechatronic engineering: Combine mechanical, electrical and software engineering to design intelligent machines, robotics and automated systems.
Learn from the best
From an avalanche to the Arctic: How Dr Adrian McCallum became an engineer
A tragic avalanche, a failed job interview and a letter from one of the world’s greatest explorers were events that changed the course of Dr Adrian McCallum’s life – and set him on a path to a career in engineering.
Need advice on what to study or how to apply?
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