Faculty of Engineering | Monash University
Faculty of Engineering
Engineers possess a rare combination – a seamless blend of the practical and the creative. It’s a profession that tackles society’s challenges and makes the world a better place to live. And what better place to study engineering than the best faculty for engineering in Australia* - that’s us.
Why study Engineering?
Are you practical? Creative? A problem solver? Engineering will maximise all of your capabilities. From climate change to food security; aeronautics to biomedical… Engineering can take you there.
Explore Engineering at Monash
Whether you’re starting out as an Engineering undergrad or you’re ready for the challenge of graduate research, we’ve got a course for you. Find out why we’re the best faculty for engineering in Australia*
Research that transforms
When breakthroughs need to be made and solutions have to be developed, the engineering world looks to us - not the other way around.
Engaging with industry
Drive your industry forward through research and partnerships. Collaborate with us to solve business challenges, hire our students through the Co-operative Education Program and more.
Lifetime rewards for Engineering alumni
The benefits of our engineering courses don't end once you’ve graduated. With lifetime rewards for our alumni, you’ll always be part of our Engineering family.
Meet our students
We're proud of our amazing Engineering students. Very proud. But don't just take it from us – get the scoop from the people themselves.
Tour our facilities
It’s a cliché to say our facilities rank with the best in the world. Let’s just say they’re pretty gobsmacking.
Upcoming events
- Information sessions and events for prospective students
- Seminars, conferences and other Engineering events
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