悉尼大学

The Bachelor of Engineering Honours (Mechanical) will develop your ability to design, manage and maintain a diverse range of mechanical applications. Through practical learning and industry experiences, you will be ready to transform the use of machines across a range of innovative and emerging industries.

As a mechanical engineering student, you will learn from leading experts how to analyse mechanical design using the principles of motion, energy and force to ensure the safety and reliability of products. You will also develop an understanding of how efficient systems and processes support the manufacture of products at a competitive cost.

During your four-year degree you will cover all aspects of mechanical engineering, including power generation, transport, building services, machinery, manufacturing, computer-aided design, advanced materials and environmental studies. Through these studies you will gain a comprehensive knowledge of how to design a mechanical component, a whole machine, a mechanical system and a mechanical process.

An embedded honours thesis will enable you to design your own research project in an area of your interest, complemented by a 12-week internship. It will give you invaluable industry experience and help you develop professional networks.

Majors

All majors below are optional. Best aligned majors include Materials and Environmental Engineering. This course also offers the Space Engineering major to high-achieving students with an ATAR (or equivalent) of 99 or above. Additional study will be required if an optional major is selected. Certain majors may have limited capacity.

Chemical Engineering (Major)

Computer Engineering (Major)

Construction Management (Major)

Electrical Engineering (Major)

Environmental Engineering (Major)

Geotechnical Engineering (Major)

Humanitarian Engineering (Major)

Information Technology (Engineering) (Major)

Internet of Things (Major)

Materials (Major)

Mechatronic Engineering (Major)

Power Engineering (Major)

Space Engineering (Major)

Structures (Major)

Telecommunications Engineering (Major)

Transport Engineering (Major)

Careers & future study

Career paths

Mechanical engineering is a broad branch of professional engineering, and mechanical engineers are found in almost every type of engineering activity, from design through to development and construction. A degree in mechanical engineering may lead to a career in:

• automated airport facilities
• automatic control systems
• biomedical implant design
• building industry
• design of automotive undersea exploration and space vehicles
• environmental pollution control
• manufacturing industry
• mineral and oil exploration

Future study options

The faculty provides a link between postgraduate students in the different Engineering disciplines, and offers a welcoming and supportive environment in which to undertake challenging coursework programs and research. The faculty's postgraduate coursework and research are focused on industrial applications supported by strong fundamental research programs run by internationally recognised academics.