Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) (Honours)

Become a civil engineer responsible for planning, designing and constructing projects that involve the built environment.
From roads to railways, dams to harbors, houses to high-rises; civil engineers are responsible for the design and construction of all these assets. It is also civil engineers who work with other experts like builders, architects and clients to ensure that structures are safe, economical, and environmentally-sound. Students will learn how to prevent flooding, design irrigation systems and road infrastructure, and build multi-storeyed buildings. It is these skills that may see you specialize in structural engineering, geotechnical engineering, transport engineering, water engineering, or construction and infrastructure management.
All online students are required to attend on campus block labs.

Academic entry requirements

Successful completion of Australian Year 12 with one final year course in Mathematics (any) or overseas equivalent.

English language requirements

Overall Academic IELTS band score of 6.0, with no band less than 6.0, or equivalent.

ATAR

Guaranteed ATAR: 60.00

Lowest Adjusted ATAR: 50.00

Applicable to onshore international students applying for undergraduate/bachelor degree programs only.

Federation University accepts a variety of English language tests as proof of English proficiency. English proficiency assessment should be made using an external English test (Academic IELTS or equivalent) with the results determining whether the student can enter into our programs directly or via an appropriate English program.

From 1 July 2016 direct entry without an external English test will be only permitted when student meets the English exemption requirements described on the Federation English language requirements page as per the Simplified Student Visa Framework’s English requirements.

Civil engineer

Maintenance engineer

Local government

Soil engineer

Project engineer

Construction engineer

Design engineer

Transport engineer

Structural engineer

Hydraulic engineer

Geotechnical engineer

Materials and testing engineer

Water engineer

Consultant

Entry requirements vary from program to program, but generally require completion of an Australian bachelor degree, or overseas equivalent, with specified minimum grades (or marks) in relevant subjects. A period of work experience, following graduation, may also be required for some programs. For information on the entry requirements for your chosen program, please refer to our International Program Guide or our Course Finder.