Bachelor Of Engineering (Honours) And Diploma Of Professional Practice (Co-Op Engineering) - Cc32

CQUniversity Australia

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Career based/Vocational

Qualification

4.5 Years

Course duration

2/28/2026

Start Date

US$24535

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CQUniversity's Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Diploma of Professional Practice (Co-op Engineering) features 48 weeks of paid work placement as well as project-based learning, allowing you to develop the professional skills required to work as an Engineer and graduate with one year of industry experience. Your education and training will focus on developing skills that are highly desired by employers including effective teamwork and problem-solving. The work experience component of this course gives you the opportunity to put your learning into practice while experiencing different workplace cultures. You have the opportunity to apply for work-integrated learning overseas to enhance your global learning experience. In addition, you will graduate work-ready and equipped with valuable interview and application skills. Benefit from the flexibility to tailor your studies and specialise in Civil, Civil and Humanitarian, Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronic Engineering or Resources Systems. CQUniversity has strong relationships with industry practitioners and our close links to industry may provide you with the opportunity to gain support in the form of industry-based scholarships. COURSE STRUCTURE You are required to complete a total of 29 units including 12 core units and a further 20 units from the Civil, Civil and Humanitarian, Electrical, or Mechanical discipline or a further 21 units from the Mechatronic engineering or Resources System discipline plan.

For international students

A secondary qualification (Year 11 or 12, or equivalent) English language proficiency An International English Language Testing System (IELTS Academic) overall band score of at least 6.5 overall with a minimum 6.0 for Reading and Writing and 6.0 for Speaking and Listening, or An Occupational English Test with Grades A or B only in each of the four components. TOEFL Internet-based: Overall score of 75 with no score less than 17; Pearson Test of English Academic: Overall score of 54 with no score less than 46; Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) / Cambridge English: Proficiency (CPE): Overall test score of 169 (with no individual band score of less than 162).

4.5 Years - Full time

Fee

A$37,230.00 (US$ 24,535) per yearPlease check with institution*Price shown is for indicative purposes, please check with institution*Price shown is for indicative purposes, please check with institution

Start Date

2/28/2026

Address

Rockhampton City Campus, 114-190 Canning Street, ROCKHAMPTON, Queensland, 4700, ROCKHAMPTON, Australia

4.5 Years - Full time

Fee

A$37,230.00 (US$ 24,535) per year

Start Date

2/28/2026

Address

Rockhampton North Campus, 554-700 Yaamba Road, NORMAN GARDENS, Queensland, 4701, ROCKHAMPTON, Australia

About

Central Queensland University (CQUniversity) is one of the largest universities in Australia, and has campuses in Queensland, Sydney and Perth. CQUniversity Australia is also one of Queensland's first dual sector universities, offering over 300 courses including training programmes, undergraduate and postgraduate degrees and apprenticeships. It is in the top two percent of universities worldwide.
CQUniversity Australia offers a wide range of careers support for students, and 80.4% of graduates go on to find work within three months of leaving the institution, which is 10 percent higher than the national average. The University is also known as being one of the top for graduate starting salaries. Careers help on offer includes information on sourcing an internship, how to write a CV and cover letter, and how to stand out in an interview.
As well as learning on campus full-time, students have the option of studying completely via distance education.
During their spare time, students are encouraged to meet new people, learn a new skill and pursue their existing interests by joining a club or society. These include everything from dance class to photography and sports teams, and there is also the option for them to start their own group.
Students can also give back to others by taking part in voluntary work, or becoming a mentor. Student services on offer, meanwhile, include counselling, learning support, a dedicated disability service and a student mentor programme to help new students to settle in.

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