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Succeed in today's dynamic world by developing engineering expertise alongside the critical insights and research skills offered by the sciences. This combined degree emphasises the strong scientific foundations of engineering. It will expand your career options by giving you two qualifications with just one extra year of study.

You can combine any engineering streams (Aeronautical, Biomedical, Chemical and Biomolecular, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronic, and Software) with a Bachelor of Science (Medical Science).You will gain technical expertise alongside analytical and research skills to lead innovation across continually evolving industries. In addition to your engineering stream, you will also gain foundational knowledge and research skills in medical science, biomedicine and bioinformatics.

Complementing your engineering studies, the Bachelor of Science (Medical Science) provides an essential foundation in the structure and function of the human body, from molecules through to whole systems. Core units will ensure you develop a breadth of knowledge across fields such as anatomy, cellular and molecular biochemistry, human physiology, immunobiology, infectious diseases, pharmacology and microbiology, and you will have the opportunity to specialise in senior units.

Majors

You are required to choose one major from the Bachelor of Advanced Computing options and complete a program in Medical Science, including a Medical Science major.

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)

Mechanical Engineering (Major)

Mechatronic Engineering (Major)

Medical Science (major in Medical Science) (Program)

Power Engineering (Major)

Space Engineering (Major)

Structures (Major)

Telecommunications Engineering (Major)

Transport Engineering (Major)

Careers & future study

Career paths

Our engineering graduates can be found in a broad range of careers and roles, including all branches of engineering, such as:

aeronautical

biomedical

chemical and biomolecular

civil

electrical

mechanical

mechatronic

software

They work in robotics, transport and logistics, agribusiness and renewable energy; in building design, construction, communications, medical device manufacturing and disaster recovery.

Our medical science graduates can also be found in a diverse range of careers and roles, including:

medical researcher

pathologist

doctor (with further study)

dentist (with further study)

histologist

physiologist

microbiologist

biochemist

biomedical device designer

Future study options

After completing the Bachelor of Engineering, further study is available via research or coursework. The faculty provides a link between postgraduate students in the different Engineering and IT disciplines. We offer a welcoming and supportive environment in which to undertake challenging coursework programs and research.