Our bachelor degrees equip you for a rewarding career in a variety of engineering fields.
You can undertake specialised study with over 20 undergraduate degrees, including Aerospace Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering and Food Science to name a few.
Our bachelor degrees are designed to get you ready to work in the real world, with 60 days of approved industry training incorporated into most Engineering degrees.
We understand that this year has been incredibly hard for many students and families, which is why we have lowered some of our Guaranteed Entry (GE) marks across our suite of degrees. You can view the program's GE by clicking the degree options below.
UNSW Engineering also offers an alternative pathway for undergraduate students called FEAS. You can find out if you are eligible here.
The Flexible First Year degree is for those who know they want to be an engineer, but have yet to work out which direction to take.
It allows Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) students to explore a number of areas before deciding upon a final specialisation.
Aerospace Engineering (Honours)
Bioinformatics Engineering (Honours)
Chemical Engineering (Honours)
Chemical Product Engineering (Honours)
Electrical Engineering (Honours)
Mechanical Engineering (Honours)
Civil Engineering (Honours)
Environmental Engineering (Honours)
Mechatronic Engineering (Honours)
Mining Engineering (Honours)
Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering (Honours)
Computer Engineering (Honours)
Photovoltaics & Solar Energy Engineering (Honours)
Renewable Energy Engineering (Honours)
Surveying (Honours)
Petroleum Engineering (Honours)
Software Engineering (Honours)
Telecommunications (Honours)
Quantum Engineering (Honours)
Engineering (Honours)/Master of Engineering (Electrical Engineering)
Engineering (Honours)/Master of Biomedical Engineering
Combining mathematics, natural sciences and computing, this degree is the foundation for a variety of pathways into different engineering disciplines.
In this degree, you’ll study the design, construction and use of computer systems.
You’ll gain expertise in the basic principles behind computing tools, operating systems, compilers, translators and computer hardware.
This degree focuses on the structure and integrated design of hardware and software components within computer systems.
You’ll combine elements of electrical engineering with methods of computer science while learning how to develop specialised systems.
Gain a foundation in architectural principles and learn about the connection between Architects and Engineers.
We’ll provide you with a solid background in mathematics, natural science and applied science. This degree will equip you for a career in a variety of food-related professions.
