An engineering science degree includes courses and practical experience in real-world environments that qualify you as an Engineering Technologist with Engineers Australia. A Bachelor of Science in Engineering (or equivalent) will take you approximately 3 years to complete as a full-time student. With a focus on introducing you to core engineering and built environment concepts, along with work experience as a technologist, you will gain the relevant qualifications to work in a variety of engineering science settings and roles.
You can use your Bachelor of Engineering Science degree as a stepping-stone into the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and receive the appropriate credit.
A Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) at UniSQ is a 4-year undergraduate degree and includes research methodologies courses and research projects. Students will undertake four practical courses as well as work experience at a professional engineering level. After graduating with a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours), students can qualify for membership as a professional engineer with Engineers Australia.
At UniSQ we have six different Bachelor of Engineering Science majors to choose from:
Agricultural Engineering – Learn coursework linked to our world-class research facilities all while developing highly practical, industry relevant skills.
Civil Engineering – Understand the fundamentals of infrastructure design, planning, development, construction, operation and maintenance with hands-on practical courses and professional equipment.
Electrical & Electronic Engineering – Gain a thorough understanding of electrical theory, digital and analogue technologies, electrical plant and measurement principles – all of which can be applied to a broad range of field applications.
Environmental Engineering – Create positive change for the environment and your community by learning about sustainable engineering and the fundamentals of environmental conservation and rehabilitation.
Infrastructure Management Engineering – Expand on your career prospects by pairing engineering construction and management with another complimentary study area such as law and finance, construction technology and engineering.
Mechanical Engineering - Design the newest in modern mechanical innovations in the automotive, aeronautical, building, power, manufacturing and public utility industries and gain the practical skills to develop and manufacture efficient, economical and reliable machinery.
The duration of a Bachelor of Science Engineering (or equivalent) will vary, depending on the uni you choose to study with.
At UniSQ a Bachelor of Engineering Science will take you approximately three years to complete. Some students choose to study part-time which increases the time it takes to finish the required courses.
With many career prospects to explore, the employment opportunities that may suit you will depend on the Bachelor of Science in Engineering major you choose.
A Bachelor of Engineering Science qualification from UniSQ can open up many opportunities for employment in a variety of settings, including:
Career opportunities for Bachelor of Science Engineering graduates may include:
Yes you can! UniSQ’s Bachelor of Engineering Science degree is available to study part-time, either on-campus or externally, which means you learn your subject theory online and attend on-campus residential schools.
Did you know you can adjust your subject enrolment to meet your needs? Take one subject at a time, study over summer, or take extra courses when life allows it.
If you choose to study online, you’ll receive the same level of support as an on-campus student. The only difference is you’re in control of when, where and how you learn.
Discover more about the different ways you can study a Bachelor of Engineering Science at UniSQ.
The entry requirements to study a Bachelor of Science Engineering will vary depending on the education provider you choose.
To study a Bachelor of Engineering Science at UniSQ you need to meet a minimum ATAR and assumed knowledge. ‘Assumed knowledge’ is the term we use to explain the minimum level of knowledge we presume you have in some subjects before you start your degree.
For further information on ATAR and assumed knowledge, please view the entry requirements section of your choosen major.
If you don’t meet the entry requirements, don’t worry, we have many pathway options you can explore. Get in touch with one of our iconnect support staff to talk through your options.
Discover why studying a Bachelor of Engineering Science at UniSQ may be the right path for you!
