Engineering (Civil)

From roads to railways, dams into harbours, houses to highrises, it's civil engineers who are accountable for the structure and construction of these assets. Civil engineers work together with other experts like architects, contractors and customers to be certain that structures are safe, economic and environmentally-sound. You'll study how to prevent flood, design irrigation systems, and also build multi-storeyed properties. You'll learn problemsolving skills, analytical skills and the way to communicate effectively. Additionally you will know the ecological, societal and political aspects that may impact your career as a civil engineer. At the final year of this course you will have the ability to try a specialisation in structural or water and also waste water engineering. We are pleased to offer you a market Placement Program, providing the chance for the students to obtain valuable and appropriate workplace experience. Students get involved in a two-year professional development program and also receive up to 26 weeks positioning and up to $15,000 school scholarship. Discover more at www.federation.edu.au/ipp

This system is accredited by Engineers Australia.

• Year 12 - Prerequisites Units 3 and 4: a study score of 20 in any Language
• Units 3 and 4: a study score of 20 in one among Maths: Mathematical procedures or Immunology: Specialist Mathematics
• ATAR. Non Year 12 - Beyond high education studies with consequences in a pass degree, for example almost some'single areas of study', or effective completion of a tertiary preparatory program such as the Federation University Foundation Access Studies Program (FAST)
• Successful completion of a related VET qualification at Certificate III level or greater
• Applicants who haven't completed secondary education, or undertaken some TAFE or university documents includes an individual statement outlining all pertinent experience to fortify their own application. Academic IELTS with an total score of 6.0
• without band less than 6.0equal.