Course Description The world needs more sustainable growth and development, driven by industry leaders including engineers to develop environmentally sound systems. In this course you’ll learn how to design water, energy, shelter and primary production systems. You’ll explore engineering and ecological issues with a global perspective and ethical approach to sustainable development. This degree in Environmental Engineering will put you in high demand in energy and water utilities, government departments and corporations. This course will give you direct links to these industries including industry-focused projects, guest lectures and work placements in your final year. If you’re looking for another pathway to study this course, you could apply for the Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology and transfer across to this engineering major at the end of your first year of study. When you graduate, you can become a graduate member of Engineers Australia. You could become a Full Chartered Professional Engineer after a further three to five years of engineering work experience. Your career prospects will include roles with engineering firms, land developers, utilities, international development and government agencies to design and manage engineered systems. Course Structure Course Structure - 96 credit points Part I - 24 credit points Part II - 72 credit points