Entry to the Master of Engineering or Master of Science is usually on the basis of a good quality Bachelor degree or equivalent from a tertiary institution recognised by UNSW.

Entry to the Doctor of Philosophy requires an Honours degree in engineering or a related discipline from a tertiary institution recognised by UNSW.

In considering applications for research programs, the Faculty will usually assess whether:

• You have an appropriate academic background
• Your ability to produce a coherent research proposal
• Your research proposal can be supported by the Faculty's resources
• An appropriate supervisor will be available.

What is a Research Proposal?
Each research application must be accompanied by a research proposal of prescribed length; in general, a research proposal should include:

• a statement of the research problem and its significance
• an outline of the method to be used to analyse the problem
• the names of any academics you have contacted in the School and
• details of previous publications and/or research undertaken in your nominated area of interest

To determine the length required for the research proposal and any additional Faculty specific requirements,
please visit: How to Apply - GRS website

All courses at UNSW are taught in English. All applicants, whether local or international, for admission to any UNSW program delivered either in Australia or overseas, who do not have an assessable qualification undertaken and assessed in English, must provide evidence that their English language ability meets the minimum requirements for admission.
For more information, go to: English Languauge Requirement - UNSW International