Do you love bringing complicated ideas to life, improving processes or simply imagining what’s possible? Find solutions to new problems with a degree in engineering.

Solve all kinds of problems, from practical ones we face every day, to major global issues. You could design and build robots that deliver health and medical supplies, find more efficient ways to mine the resources needed for new technologies, developing new energy sources, or managing waste, pollution and water to create a greener world.

Five-star engineering courses

Murdoch has been ranked the number one uni in Western Australia by the 2022 Good Universities Guide for median graduate salary in engineering and technology. We have also been given a five-star rating for student support. Our undergraduate engineering course provides students with 450 hours of work experience as part of the degree, preparing them for real-life situations. This experience comes from:

• working in our renewable energy research facilities,
• learning inside a real-world engineering plant at the Bayer Pilot Plant, and
• working in the power engineering lab.

In addition to the work experience you have as part of your degree, you’ll have the chance to complete additional work placements, industry projects and work simulations through Work Integrated Learning. These practical experiences are your chance to see what your future career could be like, while gaining valuable experience and skills.

Where does a degree in engineering take me?

There’s no limit to what an engineer can achieve as the job you end up in may not even exist yet. To suit the ever-growing range of possibilities, we have a variety of degrees to suit a range of interests, including:

• Engineering Technology
• Electrical Power Engineering
• Renewable Energy Engineering

You could even travel internationally as part of the study abroad program. This option can take you out of your comfort zone, giving you the freedom to explore new ideas and ways of thinking, while meeting people with different life experiences and perspectives. Studying at uni doesn’t mean you need to put this travel on hold. Check out the options available for Murdoch students.

Interested in a course in engineering? Join us at our Engineering and Information Technology Open Night to see where could your problem solving skills could take you!