Engineering at UNSW teaches skills that don't date, like communication, entrepreneurship, and project management. UNSW Engineering graduates are independent and resourceful people who apply new technology to traditional and future problems, allowing them to work in areas as varied as consulting, transport, finance, medicine, construction, media ad information technology. Engineering graduates work in over 90 countries because their skills are so transportable, and their degrees are internationally recognised. At UNSW we'll help you make the most of your abilities. More than 200 of the students commencing engineering degrees at UNSW have UAI's above 95 and that is for a good reason.
Engineering offers a greater range of life options than say, medicine or law.
Because of our unparalleled research record, an internationally recognised Engineering degree from UNSW will always have high value in the job market. Courses and programs at all levels are developed to meet industry needs, providing valuable contacts and consulting and mentoring links. Overseas exchange programs and international contact offer golden networking and career opportunities. Don't expect to spend all your time in lectures. Others will use their new found skills to make quantum leaps in fuel efficiency in the Triple A Fuel Challenge.