Make an impact in engineering with a degree from Qld's No. 1
Just like engineers, at UniSC we make things happen. It's why we're the top ranked Queensland university in the 2022 Times Higher Education Impact Rankings.
With innovative projects and partnerships for our students to work on, and state-of-the-art facilities built to help you put your skills into practise throughout your studies, it's no wonder 95% of our Engineering graduates are employed within four months* of finishing their degree.
Not sure which area of engineering you want to study? No worries. You'll get to explore each specialisation in your first year before locking in your decision.
If you’re thinking of studying engineering, it’s all happening at UniSC.
*Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching (QILT) Graduate Outcomes Survey 2022
First-year engineering students learn in the field
UniSC's engineering students got their hands dirty on a recent field trip to a solar farm. It's all part of a foundation course where we connect students with local employers in their first year of study, to discover future careers, immerse themselves in life as an engineer, and make valuable industry connections.
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