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About the course
Charles Sturt University’s Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) offers a flexible ‘2+2’ structure: two years of on-campus study followed by two years of paid industry cadetships. You complete a common first year, then specialise in civil, electrical or mechanical engineering with hands-on, project-based learning. The course emphasises real-world problem solving, industry connections and work-integrated learning in an honours-level engineering qualification. The programme combines engineering fundamentals, design projects, and industry-ready technical problem-solving skills.
Career outcome
Graduates can pursue engineering roles across infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, telecommunications and emerging technologies. Career paths include civil, electrical or mechanical engineer, design engineer, project manager, construction manager and engineering manager, as well as specialist roles such as power systems, robotics, renewable energy, geotechnical, structural or water engineering. This honours-level engineering degree is designed to support job-ready entry into professional engineering practice.
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