"While our mission is to contribute to society and industry through research and education, rankings provide a reflection of our success, as a world leading engineering university and no. 1 in Australia".
- Professor Mark Hoffman, Dean of UNSW Engineering
Instruments Science & Technology - No. 1 in Australia
Water Resources - No. 1 in Australia
Remote Sensing - No. 1 in Australia
Water Resources - No. 6 in the world
Civil Engineering - No. 10 in the world
Mining & Mineral Engineering – No. 8 in the world
Marine/Ocean Engineering – No. 18 in the world
Civil Engineering - No. 1 in Australia
Electrical and Electronic Engineering - No. 2 in Australia
Mineral & Mining Engineering - No. 4 in Australia
Mechanical Engineering - No. 2 in Australia
Chemical Engineering - No.4 in Australia
Civil Engineering - No. 12 in the world
Computer Science - No.4 in Australia
Chemical Engineering - No. 1 in Australia
Mechanical Engineering - No. 1 in Australia
Civil Engineering - No. 2 in Australia
Computer Science - No. 2 in Australia
Electrical and Electronic Engineering - No. 3 in Australia
Civil Engineering - No. 21 in the world
Mechanical Engineering - No. 58 in the world
Computer Science - No. 53 in the world
Chemical Engineering - No. 12 in the world
Civil Engineering - No. 5 in Australia
Electrical and Electronic Engineering - No. 5 in Australia
Computer Science - No. 5 in Australia
UNSW ranked in top 5 of Australia’s universities for employability - Source: The Times Higher Education 2016 Global University Employability Survey
Five-star rating for the past three years for employability, teaching and research Source: QS star rating
Globally recognised degrees, accredited with Engineers Australia and recognised by the Washington Accord
$3 million in Engineering Faculty scholarships provided each year
Source: US News
No. 2 Engineering faculty in NSW and No. 5 in Australia for proportion of graduates in full-time employment within four months of completing their course, as a percentage of those who were available for full-time employment. - QILT
Highest number of Australian university alumni that comprise of the finalists for 2016, are from UNSW
Globally, UNSW produces the 24th most millionaire alumni, more than any other university in Australia, according to a 2016 study from Spear’s and WealthInsight. As for which subjects produced the most millionaires, engineering came first. Source
