Engineering and surveying program information

At UniSQ, our Engineering and Surveying programs prepare you to design, build, and shape the world around us. Through hands-on learning, fieldwork, and industry engagement, you'll develop the technical skills and problem-solving mindset needed to tackle real-world challenges.

Whether you're focused on civil, mechanical, electrical, or surveying disciplines, you'll gain practical experience and insights to thrive in your field and make a meaningful impact in communities and industries across Australia and beyond.

Handbook

You can find key information on your program's structure, rules and requirements, as well as Recommended Enrolment Patterns, and contact details for your Course Coordinator and Program Director in the UniSQ Handbook.

Program hubs

Looking for updates, announcements, or forums for your program? You’ll find everything you need through the links below.

Associate Degree of Engineering (ADNG) Community

Bachelor of Engineering Hounrs (BENH) Community

Bachelor of Engineering Technology (BENS) Community

Master of Engineering Practice Community

Master of Professional Engineering (MENS) Community

Construction Community

Surveying and Spatial Science Community

Residential schools

You may be required to attend a residential school as part of your program - it's a great way to gain practical experience and connect on campus. Check the schedule to find out more.

Engineering and surveying residential school schedule

Questions about your study?

Check the Learning Community on StudyDesk, there is a forum where you can post questions, and many communities also have a 'Questions for Weekly Zoom' forum if you’d prefer to raise it during a live session.

Forum tab in StudyDesk

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Your Course Coordinator is the best person to contact. They can help with anything related to the course overall, like assessments, feedback, or teaching materials.

How to find the contact details

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Reach out to your Program Director. They can assist with questions about your overall program, including credit or exemptions and planning your study pathway.

Check your Handbook for Program Director contact details

Go to the Handbook

If your concern hasn’t been resolved through the steps above, your final point of contact is the Head of School.

Reach out to your School's student representative

Got a question, suggestion, or concern? We're here to help.

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Clubs, societies and opportunities

UniSQ Springfield Engineering Club

The UniSQ Springfield Engineering Club is a platform for students in the Springfield and surrounding area studying engineering to connect with each other and industry. We aim to provide professional and social connection opportunities for students.

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UniSQ Toowoomba Engineering Club

The Toowoomba UniSQ Engineering Club provides a critical platform for students, both on campus & online, to engage with during their engineering learning journey. We provide opportunities and events for networking, mentoring, studying, and socialising. Our largest annual event is our Engineering Ball!

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