Environmental Engineering degrees

Environmental engineering is a broad discipline of study that encompasses several types of scientific subjects and areas of interest, including biology, chemistry, geology, and more. You will be at the forefront of an industry that is looking for ways to ensure environmental sustainability.

As an environmental engineer, you will be exposed to many ecological problems that require advanced knowledge and sophisticated solutions. UniSQ will prepare you for these challenges so that you can approach your dream career with equal parts passion and knowledge.

An environmental engineer studies the health and wellbeing of the environment over time. By focusing on technological advancements, an environmental engineer ican provide valuable solutions for various environmental problems that the world faces today. At UniSQ, you will have access to the necessary resources and gain the knowledge needed to be confident in your desired career path. So, if you love Mother Nature and problem-solving, this is the perfect path for you.

Yes. Like most engineers, environmental engineers can be required to travel extensively to fulfil their duties and specific projects. You’ll be able to move from project to project — depending on your role — and provide helpful solutions in-person to create the most effective change.

At UniSQ, we believe in fostering the growth of future environmental engineers. That’s why we provide you with all the necessary resources to begin your ecological journey. By choosing UniSQ, you will learn and develop your skills in a welcoming and collaborative environment. With access to industry-leading knowledge and resources from our passionate teachers and lecturers, you’ll have everything you need to move forward with your dream career trajectory. 

Discover more about our Agriculture and Environment degrees that focus on making a positive impact on the environment — all right here at UniSQ!

At UniSQ, we offer several accessible pathways to an undergraduate environmental engineering course. Whether you’ve just graduated high school, taken a long break from study, or have a VET, TAFE, or other relevant qualification, we can help guide you in the right direction.

For postgraduate entry into the Master of Engineering Practice or Master of Professional Engineering, the following degrees can be a pathway or steppingstone if you don’t meet the standard entry requirements:

• Graduate Certificate of Engineering Practice
• Graduate Certificate of Professional Engineering (Environmental Engineering) 
• Graduate Diploma of Professional Engineering (Environmental Engineering)