Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil and Construction Management)/Master of Engineering (Civil and Infrastructure)

Learn to plan, implement and deliver major construction projects while meeting critical deadlines and budgets. Develop a strong foundation of engineering knowledge in your first year, with specialist courses in construction management and scheduling starting from third year.

Access industry-standard facilities on campus, including the largest strong floor in Australia, along with high-tech testing and computer-modelling equipment.

Following successful completion of the Bachelor degree, you will build and extend on your advanced construction management skills within the Master of Engineering (Civil and Infrastructure) program.

By combining undergraduate studies in civil engineering and construction management with a Master of Engineering (Civil and Infrastructure) students will advance their skills in communication, leadership, research methods and project management and extend technical and theoretical knowledge in structural and geotechnical civil engineering, graduating with a competitive edge when entering the job market. Key features of the program are its focus on professional engineering practice, its strong industry links, and the opportunity to undertake work-integrated learning options that prepare graduates for the world of engineering work or overseas study.

Graduate career ready by completing the Professional Practice Program as part of your degree. Gain at least 450 hours of skills and competencies through a range of engagement activities such as placements, internships, guest lectures, industry panels, site visits, networking opportunities and events. You can also take up opportunities to complete projects that tackle engineering challenges for real clients, from the tender phase through to feasibility, concept development and detailed design.

UniSA also offers entry through the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Flexible Entry) pathway (434242) to students who have completed 20 credits of SACE Stage 1 Mathematics at Grade C- or above.

Graduate with a degree accredited by Engineers Australia and be eligible for graduate membership, along with comparable membership with international institutions. UniSA's specialised engineering degrees share common first-year courses, so students have the option to transfer into a different specialisation and receive study credit for successfully completed courses. This excludes the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Flexible Entry).

CAREERS Civil project manager - civil construction manager - civil engineer - geotechnical engineer - project engineer - engineering consultant - project coordinator - capital works manager