Highlights
- Learn to develop practical solutions that impact on the real world.
- Study a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and gain access to multimillion dollar research facilities, as well as learning practical solutions that impact on the real world.
- Specialise and tailor your course to suit your own career aspirations.
- Study opportunities include student-led projects, international study tours, and access to multimillion dollar research facilities.
Highlights
- Learn to develop practical solutions that impact on the real world.
- Study a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and gain access to multimillion dollar research facilities, as well as learning practical solutions that impact on the real world.
- Specialise and tailor your course to suit your own career aspirations.
- Study opportunities include student-led projects, international study tours, and access to multimillion dollar research facilities.
Your engineering degree features common units in the first year, giving you the opportunity to explore the full range of engineering majors before you choose your career specialisation.
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Chemical Process)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Computer and Software Systems)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Aerospace)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronics)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Medical)
QUT Medical Engineering - a student's story
Renee is a studying a double degree in medical engineering and biological sciences. Here, she talks about why she chose medical engineering at QUT.
The employability skills needed in engineering
To be a successful engineer, you need more than just technical skills. At QUT you'll develop these professional capabilities as you move through the four years of your engineering degree.
QUT Droid Racing Challenge
Run by QUT's student robotics club, the Droid Racing Challenge sees 14 teams from eight universities across Australia and New Zealand race unique autonomous vehicles.
QUT Civil Engineering - a student's experience
Himanthi studied civil engineering at QUT, with minors in environmental management and construction. In this video, Himanthi shares her study experience, and explains why she chose QUT for engineering.
Engineer your future at QUT
As an engineering student at QUT, there's a range of different experiences and support available to you.
QUT Mechanical Engineering - a student's story
Jaden studied mechanical engineering at QUT. His involvement in QUT Motorsport helped him win a global competition to work in Formula One. Jaden now works for Red Bull Racing.
Think Engineering. Think QUT.
Future-proof your career and choose QUT engineering, a cutting-edge course with a real-world focus and hands-on learning providing you with flexibility and opportunities.
Taylah Griffin - QUT Graduate
QUT graduate Taylah Griffin tells her story of growing up in Gordonvale, Queensland and moving to Brisbane to study electrical and aerospace engineering at QUT. Now working for Boeing, Taylah visits her home town to encourage Indigenous high school students to consider pursuing higher education and a career path in STEM.
International opportunities
'My choice to study at QUT came down to the range of electives I could do, the Formula SAE team and the international opportunities offered with industry connections. Throughout my degree design units always involved the opportunity to build and test my own creations. My involvement in QUT Motorsport lead me to win a global competition to work in Formula One.'
QUT Medical Engineering - a student's story
Renee is a studying a double degree in medical engineering and biological sciences. Here, she talks about why she chose medical engineering at QUT.
The employability skills needed in engineering
To be a successful engineer, you need more than just technical skills. At QUT you'll develop these professional capabilities as you move through the four years of your engineering degree.
QUT Droid Racing Challenge
Run by QUT's student robotics club, the Droid Racing Challenge sees 14 teams from eight universities across Australia and New Zealand race unique autonomous vehicles.
QUT Civil Engineering - a student's experience
Himanthi studied civil engineering at QUT, with minors in environmental management and construction. In this video, Himanthi shares her study experience, and explains why she chose QUT for engineering.
Engineer your future at QUT
As an engineering student at QUT, there's a range of different experiences and support available to you.
QUT Mechanical Engineering - a student's story
Jaden studied mechanical engineering at QUT. His involvement in QUT Motorsport helped him win a global competition to work in Formula One. Jaden now works for Red Bull Racing.
Think Engineering. Think QUT.
Future-proof your career and choose QUT engineering, a cutting-edge course with a real-world focus and hands-on learning providing you with flexibility and opportunities.
Taylah Griffin - QUT Graduate
QUT graduate Taylah Griffin tells her story of growing up in Gordonvale, Queensland and moving to Brisbane to study electrical and aerospace engineering at QUT. Now working for Boeing, Taylah visits her home town to encourage Indigenous high school students to consider pursuing higher education and a career path in STEM.
International opportunities
'My choice to study at QUT came down to the range of electives I could do, the Formula SAE team and the international opportunities offered with industry connections. Throughout my degree design units always involved the opportunity to build and test my own creations. My involvement in QUT Motorsport lead me to win a global competition to work in Formula One.'
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