Engineering
Engineering programs in Australia carry Washington Accord recognition, making graduates immediately employable globally. We work with students to choose the right specialisation against ANZSCO codes 233211 (Civil Engineer) through 233914 (Engineering Technologist).
- Duration
- 2 – 4 years
- Tuition (AUD)
- AUD 38,000 – 52,000
- PR relevance
- High
What you will study.
Civil, mechanical, electrical, chemical, software and mechatronic engineering — Engineers Australia-accredited and on the priority migration list.
- 01Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)
- 02Master of Engineering (entry pathway)
- 03Master of Engineering Science
- 04Master of Engineering Management
- 05Doctor of Philosophy
Core areas of study.
Universities offering engineering.
The institutions our students apply to most often, across our five destinations.
- 01AUUniversity of MelbourneAustralia→
- 02AUMonash UniversityAustralia→
- 03AUUNSW SydneyAustralia→
- 04AUANUAustralia→
- 05UKImperial College LondonUK→
- 06CAUniversity of TorontoCanada→
- 07USMITUSA→
- 08CHETH Zürich (exchange)Other→
Where engineering graduates work.
Indicative Australian salary bands for permanent residents in 2026, sourced from SEEK, JobAdvisor and ATO industry data.
Pathway to residency.
All Engineers Australia recognised specialisations appear on the Skilled Occupation List. CDR (Competency Demonstration Report) is the path for non-Washington Accord graduates.
Ready to take the first step?
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