Faculty of Engineering | Monash University
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
Classrooms provide the foundation for your engineering journey. But working as an engineer in industry amplifies your learning and hones your hands-on skills.
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
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NOV 27
ECSE Seminar by Dr. Anqi Qiu 27 November, 2018 from 10:00 AM — 11:00 AM -
DEC 05
ECSE Seminar by Dr. David Z. Ting 05 December, 2018 from 11:00 AM — 12:00 PM
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Latest news
Monash Civil Engineering efficiently responds to level crossing Superload challenge
Monash Civil Engineering recently demonstrated how valuable it is as a partner to industry.
In a critical stage in the Level Crossing Removal Program, structural engineers from Monash University applied their unique expertise assisting authorities to safely transport heavy loads across a number of Melbourne bridges.
Monash Living Lab, a winning space for the future of urban water
Refurbishing a hydraulics lab on a university campus may not sound terribly exciting at first. Bring in Melbourne’s top designers and a vision by water engineer Associate Professor David McCarthy and we have a high-end research facility that is delivering ground-breaking research in water treatment and biofiltration. The Monash Living Laboratory is now an award-winning, flexible space in which multidisciplinary engineers conduct leading research.
World-first “smart drying” technology attracts IChemE Global Award
To extend the shelf life of Australia’s powdered dairy exports, such as infant formula, Cordelia Selomulya, Professor of Chemical Engineering, and her team at Monash have developed the technology to improve spray drying (using a hot gas to produce dry powder from a liquid or slurry). Their outstanding work has now been recognised at the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) Global Awards 2018 in Manchester, England, winning the Food and Drink Award for Collaborative Food and Dairy Research.
First FLAMES scholar learns how to go after what she wants
When double degree student Marielle Salom applied for the Female Leaders Alumni Monash Engineering Scholarship (FLAMES), she was ready for its mentoring network to propel her towards a rewarding career. And she figured she met all the criteria.
Australian paper industry gets bio-overhaul thanks to new research hub
Australia's pulp and paper industries are set to be the beneficiaries of a new research hub that will look at transforming wood and other organic waste into everything from medicinal gels to food packaging.
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The Goethe-Institut Australien very first #GirlsDayAustralia to inspire girls to consider careers in STEM was hosted by CSIRO and Monash University. Neil Cameron and the Materials Science and Engineering team shared career snapshots, gave a tour of Woodside FutureLAB and 3D printing facilities and took part in panel discussion. Check it out #womeninstem
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Congratulations to Prof. Cordelia Selomulya and the team involved in the Monash University program for food and dairy for winning the BHERT award for Outstanding Collaboration in Research & Development: Industry Partnership. Did you know roughly 40% of fresh milk in Australia is spray dried, and Monash has guided the development and rollout of revolutionary spray-drying technologies which have established Australian companies like Bega, Tatura, Fonterra, Devondale at the forefront of the international dairy products industry.
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Third year Civil engineering student Marielle talks about being the first recipient of the FLAMES scholarship and what it's like being mentored by eight outstanding women in engineering. http://ow.ly/oi6h50jFMTo
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Working to solve global energy challenges at MEMSI Energy Showcase. Ken Sloan Deputy Vice Chancellor -Enterprise and alumna Megan Wheatley from Senvion delivered great speeches and Monash University academics, students and industry partners came together to share latest research and solutions for the future.
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Congratulations to Chemical Engineering’s Professor Cordelia Selomulya and team at Monash University for winning the IChemE (Institution of Chemical Engineers) Global Awards 2018 - Food and Drink category last night for their collaborative work in food and dairy research.
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RT @MonashCivil: Prof. @GrahamCurrie1 says building more roads will not solve the transport crisis. We need to radically grow the public tr…
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RT @Cameron_grp: Was a pleasure to host a group of very enthusiastic female Y7&8 students from Lakeside College in Pakenham as part of @GI_…
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Last chance to book your seat for #Ogden18 https://t.co/apBBlJGkam
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RT @ecroft: Congratulations to our very first @monashengineers Female Leaders Alumni Monash Engineering Scholarship (FLAMES) Scholar, Marie…