Undergraduate

This double degree offers accreditation for both roles as an Engineer and Surveyor, giving you career flexibility. Civil Engineering provides a grounding in various engineering specialisations, including construction and management. The Bachelor of Surveying covers general scientific and IT principles, and specialised topics within the field. 

Civil Engineers design, construct, manage, operate and maintain the infrastructure that supports modern society. This undergraduate program provides you with a grounding in Civil Engineering fundamentals and applications. It supports the teaching of Structural Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Transport Engineering, Water Engineering, Construction and Management.

Environmental Engineers use a broad knowledge of relevant processes to identify environmental problems and develop effective solutions. This degree emphasises sustainability, environmental processes, environmental management and water resources. It also focuses on the planning of projects that reduce environmental impact and the rehabilitation of environmental damage. 

Supplement your civil engineering skills with a suite of architectural principles. Creativity and inventiveness are the key attributes of this degree. Coursework will enable you to apply your mathematical abilities to challenge the traditional boundaries of structural design. 

Gain the skills to support Construction and Infrastructure Engineering or map and monitor the natural environment. This course focuses on land management, town planning and modern satellite positioning with options for Transport, Construction and Water Engineering. Upon completion, you can register in NSW as a Mining or Cadastral Surveyor. 

If you’re considering a career in Management or Consulting or just enjoy learning a language or playing music, broaden your career prospects by taking on a second degree while you study engineering. Choose a double degree in fields of Arts, Science, Commerce or Law. 

Already know you want to be an engineer but not sure which direction to take? Our Flexible First Year program lets you explore several areas before deciding on your final specialisation.