RMIT University - Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Civil and infrastructure engineers plan, design, construct, supervise, manage and maintain the essential infrastructure of modern community. The Civil Engineering Students Association also organises social events, to keep the spirits of the students high. RMIT Civil and Infrastructure Engineering is committed to innovation in teaching and learning, ensuring students obtain interpersonal skills, a sound base of engineering theory and the ability to apply their learning and knowledge to a wide range of contemporary situations.

The degree is accredited by Engineers Australia and provides a rewarding career for graduates with technical ability, and social and environmental concerns. Graduates find employment as civil engineering professionals, engineering professionals, managers and administrators; building and engineering technicians.

In particular, the program has a strong emphasis on communication, team work and leadership-key requirements for the modern engineer and incorporates project-based learning. Students are provided with a broad range of electives so they can customise the programme to suit their interests. It maintains a strong work experience emphasis and flexible programme structure. The sub-disciplines of the programme include:

• Construction/project management: civil infrastructure projects
• Geotechnical: earthworks, tunnels, dams and ground improvement
• Structural: bridges, buildings, factories, power stations, sports stadiums and towers
• Transport: roads, railways, airports, canals and harbours
• Water resources: water supply, waste water treatment schemes and protection of coasts and river banks

Civil Engineering

Entrance Requirements:

• Successful completion of Year 12/Foundations Studies program or equivalent.
• For International students, IELTS – 6.5+ (no band less than 6.0) or TOEFL – Paper-Based = 580+ (TWE 4.5+) or TOEFL – Computer-Based = 237+ (TWE 4.5+) or REW – English for Academic Purposes Advanced 1 and 2.

Bachelors

Campus

4 Years