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Welcome to the Faculty of Engineering!

It all starts with O-Week. Whether you'll be on campus or online, we have a fantastic Orientation program prepared just for you. Come say hi!

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Term 2 O-Week

T2 2025 Engineering Welcome

This event isÌýopen to all commencing students. Meet the Deputy Dean, Education of the Engineering Faculty, learn about the Career Service, and take the opportunity to ask a question to our Q&A panelists!

Date: Wednesday 28 May 2025
Time: 10:00am - 11:00am
Where:ÌýLeighton Hall, John Niland Scientia BuildingÌý

Engineering Society Showcase Morning Tea

Meet the Deputy Dean of Education from the Faculty of Engineering, explore faculty projects, and get all your questions answered by our Q&A panelists!
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Date: Wednesday 28 MayÌý2025
Time: 10:00am - 11:00am
Where: Leigton Hall, John Niland Scientia Building () or via livestream
Student Societies

Â鶹Éçmadou Engineering has over 40 student societies representing many subsets of the overall cohort. These societies host a variety of professional development programs and networking activities throughout the year, and are a great way for students to get involved, grow their network and make friends.

Women in Engineering

This program encourages women to pursue engineering degrees and careers and provides a valuable support network through one of the largest women in engineering communities in Australia.

Our Â鶹Éçmadou MakerSpaces are a place for barrier-free access to tools and technology, including laser cutting and 3D printing, where you can come together to learn, build, upskill, and share.

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The ChallENG Program connects Â鶹Éçmadou Engineering students, academics and industry to real-world and project-based learning initiatives. Prepare your future career by taking your learning experiences to the next level!

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Industrial Training

Â鶹Éçmadou Engineering Industrial Training is a requirement if you are undertaking an accredited program. It enables you to engage in work that integrates academic learning with practical application in the workplace.

Humanitarian Engineering will expand your perspective of what engineering is all about. You can help solve real-world problems within Australia and overseas for disadvantaged individuals and communities.

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Supporting resources

International student life

Support services

Arc clubs & societies

The Nucleus: Student Hub

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