Whether you’re interested in a career in chemical, mechanical or environmental engineering, or in emerging fields such as aerospace, biomedical or infomechatronics engineering, then there are courses to suit you at Queensland’s schools, vocational education and training providers or universities.
Why study engineering in Queensland?
- Globally recognised research and development
- Excellent infrastructure and facilities
- Close partnerships with industry that provide practical work experience
- Culture of innovation and use of cutting-edge technology
What can I study?
In Queensland you can study whatever field of engineering interests you. Education providers cover a range of theoretical and practical courses in fields such as agriculture, avionics, construction, chemistry, electronics, environmental management, mechanics, mining and transport.
Employment opportunities
After completing an engineering qualification in Queensland, you could find yourself working in:
- chemical engineering – developing products for commercial scale production such as pharmaceuticals or petroleum
- civil engineering – designing superstructures in the biggest cities in the world
- environmental engineering – advising on ways to minimise human impact on fragile ecosystems
- mechanical and aerospace engineering – designing new propulsion methods for aeroplanes and spacecraft
- mechatronic engineering – developing advanced products such as robots and machine tools
- mining and minerals process engineering – working on a strategic mine planning study.
Alternatively, you might choose to obtain a hands-on position in the mining, electrical or metal fabrication industry or even in marine craft construction.
For more information about courses and institutions, use the course finder.
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