What would you like to study?
- Advanced manufacturing and mechatronics
- Aerospace engineering and aviation
- Biomedical engineering
- Chemical engineering
- Civil engineering
- Computer and network engineering
- Electrical and electronic engineering
- Engineering management
- Environmental and sustainable engineering
- Mechanical and automotive engineering
- Surveying and geospatial science
- Telecommunications engineering
- Engineering short courses
Engineering at RMIT
Engineering courses at RMIT are designed with your career in mind.
With work placements, industry projects and work-integrated learning, we make sure you’re gaining specific knowledge right from the start.
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Globally recognised
RMIT ranks among the world’s top 100 universities for civil and structural engineering, as well as electrical and electronic engineering, and is in the top 150 in chemical engineering and mechanical, aeronautical and manufacturing engineering.
By studying with us, you work towards a qualification that is globally recognised and highly regarded by the industry, giving you an opportunity to launch your career both locally and overseas.
Study overseas
Get a competitive edge and an international perspective.
RMIT's International Industry Experience and Research Program gives you the chance to do a paid internship with global engineering companies in Europe, Asia and the USA.
On top of that, as part of the student exchange program, you can study at one of RMIT’s 150 partner institutions worldwide (including Colombia, Germany and Japan), while gaining full credit towards your program.
Flexible TAFE pathways
Studying a certificate or diploma is an excellent pathway to a degree. Up to two years credit is available to transferring students.
Every year, over 80% of RMIT students studying a diploma or associate degree successfully transfer to a four-year course.
Cross-disciplinary postgraduate skills
Out there in the real world, engineers work with specialists from many different fields.
Our postgraduate degrees include common subjects to replicate the industry environment and allow collaboration with other disciplines. These subjects will help you develop cross-disciplinary skills through practical projects.
Industry links
We believe in industry-based practical learning. Partnering with industry leaders around the world, we ensure that our courses and facilities align with contemporary and future workplaces.
By participating in industry partnerships, you’ll gain experience that will make you desirable to future employers, and as you build your own relationships, you can take part in work placements, industry projects, mentoring, and international opportunities.
Engineers Australia graduate membership accreditation
To support your career goals, you’ll be eligible for an Engineers Australia graduate membership.
More than this, we stay connected with industry leaders to make sure we keep up to date on engineering trends and new technology, so you’re ready to start work as soon as you graduate.
