Faculty of Engineering at University of Sydney is committed to making impact through engineering and technology innovation by engaging in research, imparting knowledge and forging partnership with industry thereby creating smarter technology that make the life we live better. That is why the faculty is house to about sixteen multidisciplinary engineering and technology research centers.
Times Higher Education's world universities ranking 2020 says University of Sydney is:
- 3rd best in Australia
- 60th best in the world
- 3rd best by Engineering Programmes in Australia
QS University Ranking says
- It is 56th best in the world by engineering programmes (2019)
- 1st best in Australia and 28th best in the world for research and innovation and
- 1st in Australia and 4th globally for employability (2020)
- 42nd best globally and
- 2nd overall best in Australia.
National Union of Students Quality Survey says:
- It is 1st in Australia for students experience (2010, 2011, 2013 and 2015)
University of Sydney teaches broad range of engineering disciplines and they are listed below.
- Software Engineering
- Advance Computing
- Mechatronic Engineering
- Aeronautical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Biomedical Engineering
- Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
- Civil Engineering and
- Project Management
Each of the engineering course are four years programmes leading to the award of Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) degree certificate in Engineering.
All the programmes are accredited by Engineers Australia and their graduates are recognised by Washington Accord of the International Engineering and that means they can practice anywhere in the world.
The Faculty of Engineering liaise with more than 1200 engineering, technology and government organisations for the purpose of research, innovation, placement and internship.
They also engaged in students exchange programmes with partner universities from around the world.
Admission Requirements
University of Sydney Faculty of Engineering admit domestic and international students every year. The admission requirement for domestic applicants is different from those of international students. While the institution follows the domestic admission requirements for domestic applicants for engineering programmes they try to make use of acceptable qualification from countries where international students are coming from.
The basic requirements to get admission to study any of the above engineering programmes is for an applicant to have secondary education qualification, NSW higher school certificate or national or international equivalent.
Series of secondary schools and higher school qualification from across the world will be accepted for admission.
Approved higher education qualification, plus approved preparatory courses may also be accepted for admission.
English Language Proficiency:
Medium of instruction for all engineering programmes is English language and so all international students whose mother tongue or official language is not English are required to present English proficiency test certificate.- For more information of admission processes see here.