Engineering and Computer Science - The University of Sydney

Engineering and Computer Science - The University of Sydney Library Current students Staff intranet Find an event Give Contact us Study Research Engage with us About us News & opinion false Study false false Engineering and Computer Science true true /content/dam/campus-facilities-and-amenities/research-facilities/engineering-students.jpg 35% Engineering and Computer Science Discover engineering and computer science courses at the University of Sydney, explore how they connect to real-world careers, and compare your study options. m-hero--style-1 220.169.2x.jpeg 440w, 440.338.2x.jpeg 880w, 1280.1280.jpeg 1280w, 1440.1108.2x.jpeg 2880w, 800.615.2x.jpeg 1600w false Where can an engineering and computer science degree take you? An engineering and computer science degree can lead to careers in software engineering, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data science, robotics, electrical and mechanical engineering, civil engineering and many other industries. At the University of Sydney, you'll develop the analytical, technical and problem-solving skills that employers value across these diverse career pathways. \r\nGraduates commonly apply these skills to: \r\n"}}" id="text-af3b7414bd" class="cmp-text"> An engineering and computer science degree can lead to careers in software engineering, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data science, robotics, electrical and mechanical engineering, civil engineering and many other industries. At the University of Sydney, you'll develop the analytical, technical and problem-solving skills that employers value across these diverse career pathways. Graduates commonly apply these skills to: Title : Software, data and technology Description : Work as a software developer, data scientist or cybersecurity specialist, building software, analysing data and protecting digital systems. Link URL: Icon: /content/dam/icons/approved-icons/chart-graph.svg Title : Engineering and infrastructure Description : Design and build physical systems, from transport and infrastructure to energy, manufacturing and environmental solutions. Link URL: Icon: /content/dam/icons/approved-icons/road-sign.svg Title : Artificial intelligence and automation Description : Apply engineering and computing skills in areas such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics and automated systems. Link URL: Icon: /content/dam/icons/approved-icons/new-stars.svg Title : Health and biomedical technologies Description : Work on technologies that support health and human wellbeing, including medical devices, health data systems and biomedical engineering solutions. Link URL: Icon: /content/dam/icons/approved-icons/heart-ecg.svg Title : Sustainability, energy and environmental solutions Description : Contribute to renewable energy, sustainability and environmental projects, developing solutions that address global and societal challenges. Link URL: Icon: /content/dam/icons/approved-icons/seedling-plant-patted-in-soil.svg How Sydney helps you become job-ready At the University of Sydney, engineering and computer science studies focus on applying technical knowledge to real‑world problems. You’ll build practical skills through project‑based learning, industry engagement and professional experience integrated throughout your degree. \r\n  \r\nSupported experiences include: \r\n\r\nIndustry placements and internships \r\nGain workplace experience through placements and internships with our network of 1200+ industry partners, applying your skills in professional settings across a wide range of organisations. \r\nProject‑based learning and real‑world problem solving \r\nWork on projects that reflect how engineering and computing are practised, including teamwork, design constraints, testing, iteration and delivery against real‑world requirements. \r\nInnovation and entrepreneurship opportunities \r\nCombine your computing skills with entrepreneurial thinking through Incubate, the University of Sydney’s startup accelerator, with opportunities to develop and launch your own venture. \r\nGlobal experiences and international opportunities \r\nExpand your perspective through study abroad, exchanges and global placements with more than 300 partner universities worldwide. Opportunities range from short‑term programs to semester‑ or year‑long experiences. \r\nCareer support and guidance \r\nAccess career advice, employability services and resources that support career planning, work‑readiness and opportunities during and after your studies. \r\n\r\n"}}" id="text-3a753f3903" class="cmp-text"> At the University of Sydney, engineering and computer science studies focus on applying technical knowledge to real‑world problems. You’ll build practical skills through project‑based learning, industry engagement and professional experience integrated throughout your degree. Supported experiences include: Industry placements and internships Gain workplace experience through placements and internships with our network of 1200+ industry partners, applying your skills in professional settings across a wide range of organisations. Project‑based learning and real‑world problem solving Work on projects that reflect how engineering and computing are practised, including teamwork, design constraints, testing, iteration and delivery against real‑world requirements. Innovation and entrepreneurship opportunities Combine your computing skills with entrepreneurial thinking through Incubate, the University of Sydney’s startup accelerator, with opportunities to develop and launch your own venture. Global experiences and international opportunities Expand your perspective through study abroad, exchanges and global placements with more than 300 partner universities worldwide. Opportunities range from short‑term programs to semester‑ or year‑long experiences. Career support and guidance Access career advice, employability services and resources that support career planning, work‑readiness and opportunities during and after your studies. Title : 1st in NSW, 28th globally Description : Consistently ranked as one of the best in education, research and facilities US News 2026–2027; QS World University Rankings 2027 Link URL: https://www.sydney.edu.au/about-us/our-world-rankings.html Icon: /content/dam/icons/approved-icons/ranking-star-graph.svg Title : 2nd in Australia Description : for engineering (Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject 2026) Link URL: https://www.sydney.edu.au/engineering/about/our-rankings.html Icon: /content/dam/icons/approved-icons/road-sign.svg Title : 2nd in Australia Description : for computer science and information systems (QS Rankings by Subject 2026) Link URL: https://www.sydney.edu.au/engineering/about/our-rankings.html Icon: /content/dam/icons/approved-icons/laptop-enquire.svg Popular engineering and computer science courses These are courses commonly explored by students interested in engineering and computer science. \r\n"}}" id="text-6dab5ff8fa" class="cmp-text"> These are courses commonly explored by students interested in engineering and computer science. Bachelor of Advanced Computing H2 The Bachelor of Advanced Computing builds advanced theoretical and practical skills in computing, preparing you for a range of technology‑focused careers through specialist study and applied learning. Master of Professional Engineering (Software Engineering) H2 The Master of Professional Engineering (Software Engineering) is an accredited degree that develops advanced technical and professional skills for careers in software engineering. Doctor of Philosophy (Engineering) H2 The Doctor of Philosophy (Engineering) is a research degree focused on producing original contributions to engineering knowledge through advanced, supervised research. Stay informed Key dates, event invites and more - we’ll keep you in the loop. \r\n \r\n"}}" id="text-89a66ebfac" class="cmp-text"> Key dates, event invites and more - we’ll keep you in the loop. ispopup: true Subscribe ispopup: false Contact us Need assistance? 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