Engineering

You love solving problems. Doing maths. Thinking outside the box. Thinking about boxes in general. So studying engineering would be a great fit. Our courses will give you the technical expertise and confidence to design sustainable infrastructure and create cutting-edge technology.

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Study a Bachelor of Engineering

Design, plan, prototype and build your future with an undergraduate degree in Engineering.

Choose from 4 majors and focus on the career you want.

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Dr Gopi Chattopadhyay talks about the Master of Maintenance and Reliability Engineering.

Your dream career starts here

Engineers are in high demand right now. There are some amazing opportunities for graduates, which means you're more likely to go straight from study to work. No matter what field you choose, you'll be helping to shape our future by transforming concepts into real-world solutions.

Why study at Federation

Federation is a big uni with small-uni values. From the moment you receive an offer to the day you graduate, we make sure your experience is personalised. We want you to feel like your teachers really know you. Like the support staff really care. Like you’re not just another student. Why choose Federation? Because you’ll never get lost in the crowd.

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Our student support is second to none

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In the news:
Federation readies wind energy workforce

The wind generation industry is leading Australia's renewable energy transition and growing rapidly. Federation TAFE is helping meet this workforce demand with its Certificate III in Engineering (Composites Trade), a three-year apprenticeship program for those keen to become blade repair technicians.

As the world shifts towards reducing carbon emissions, aviation remains a critical sector. I'm excited to contribute to its evolution."

— Angus Siegloff, Bachelor of Electrical and Information Engineering