Diploma In Engineering

Highlights Graduate with 1 year of credit (advanced standing) towards the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) degree. Study in a supportive learning environment with small class sizes, experienced educators and more contact hours. Build foundational mathematics and physics knowledge essential for the engineering degree. Participate in practical sessions in dedicated, state-of-the-art facilities. Upon graduating, you'll progress straight onto the second year of your Engineering degree. Why choose this course? Studying the Diploma in Engineering at QUT College will fast-track your entry into the second year of QUT's Bachelor of Engineering (Honours). Whether you are a recent school leaver or are returning to study after a break, the QUT Diploma in Engineering provides you with a seamless transition to university without losing any time as you receive full credit for your diploma studies. Through QUT College, you will join a collaborative and close-knit learning community in which you will receive the support you need to succeed. Successful graduates will be guaranteed entry into the second year of QUT’s Bachelor of Engineering (Honours). What to expect The Diploma in Engineering draws on units from the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours), introducing you to foundational engineering concepts, knowledge, and technical skills. In addition, the diploma has a strong focus on the development of academic skills required at university, preparing you for successful study. All units adopt a blended approach to learning. On-campus classes are supported by online activities, helping you to become an independent learner. You’ll benefit from additional contact hours with experienced QUT educators in smaller class sizes allowing a more personalised learning experience. Real-world learning Engage with your peers and experienced educators through a combination of lectures, tutorials and labs in which you have opportunities to: Work collaboratively to solve real-world problems Design proposals Present evidence-based ideas Apply what you have learnt