Program Overview

Program Overview

The Diploma of Engineering at UNSW College is a one-year program that serves as a pathway to a world-top 20 university. It is designed for international students and is offered in a face-to-face mode, including blended learning, at the Kensington campus.

Program Structure

• The program consists of 48 units of credit.
• Students can commence their studies in Term 1, 2, or 3.
• The program is delivered over one year.

Entry Requirements

• The lowest selection rank is not specified, but it is based on the lowest ATAR plus adjustment factors that received an offer for the year listed.
• View all admission criteria for detailed information.

Fees

• 2026 Indicative first year full fee for domestic students: $9,000*
• 2026 Indicative full fee to complete degree for domestic students: $9,000*
• 2026 Indicative first year full fee for international students: $48,500*
• 2026 Indicative full fee to complete degree for international students: $49,500*

What Will I Study?

The program structure and details of what students will study are available in the handbook or by downloading a sample program.

Future Careers

This section provides an overview of potential careers for graduates of the Diploma of Engineering. However, specific career details are not provided in the input context.

Double Degrees

UNSW offers double degrees that enable students to broaden their opportunities by equipping themselves with knowledge and skills in different areas. Combining passions can help students stand out upon graduation.

How to Apply

• Applications for domestic students are processed by the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC).
• International students can apply through the UNSW Apply Online service.
• Details on how to apply, including key dates and the application process, are provided.

Fees & Scholarships

• The indicative fees listed are subject to annual review and may vary.
• UNSW awards over $83 million in scholarships each year, with information on scholarships available on the UNSW website.

English Language Requirements

Students may need to provide evidence of their English proficiency to study at UNSW, depending on their educational background and citizenship. Details on English language requirements and how to meet them are provided.

International Direct Entry

Information is provided for applicants with various international qualifications, including CBSE, HKDSE, and Singapore A Levels, on how their scores are calculated for entry into UNSW programs.

Admission Pathways

UNSW offers several admission pathways for students who may not meet the direct entry requirements, including the Gateway Admission Pathway and entry programs for Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Research Strengths

While the input context does not specify the research strengths of the Diploma of Engineering directly, UNSW has research strengths in areas such as clean energy, climate adaptation & built environment, technology for good, healthier lifespans, and equity, security & prosperity.

Facilities & Infrastructure

UNSW provides various facilities and infrastructure to support research and study, including the Mark Wainwright Analytical Centre and Research Imaging NSW.

Higher Degree Research

Information on finding a supervisor or project, scholarships, the application process, fees & costs, industry engagement, and international engagement for higher degree research is available.

Our Story

UNSW's story includes its leadership & governance, strategy, culture, and people, highlighting its commitment to excellence in education and research.

Our Impact

UNSW's impact is felt through its societal impact, innovation, enterprise, and the work of its centres & institutes.

Collaboration

The university collaborates with community, industry, and government to achieve its goals and make a positive impact.

Our Campus

UNSW's campus includes faculties & schools, respect & diversity initiatives, and library services, providing a supportive and inclusive environment for students.

Excellence

UNSW strives for excellence in education, research, and human resources, recognizing the importance of these areas in achieving its mission.

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