University of Newcastle

Course Level

Bachelor Degree (Honours)

Related Careers

Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours)/Bachelor of Surveying (Honours)

Combine civil engineering and surveying skills for a career shaping infrastructure, land development and the built environment. This combined degree develops technical expertise in civil engineering, surveying and spatial technologies, giving you the skills to contribute to projects that support safer, more connected and sustainable communities. Learn how civil engineering and surveying work together to support the planning, design and delivery of roads, buildings, transport systems, water infrastructure, and land development projects. Through practical learning and industry experience, you’ll develop the skills needed to work across a wide range of environments. Designed with flexibility in mind, the surveying component combines face-to-face and online learning with dedicated on-campus field intensives. Through industry-led learning, practical training and professional experience, you’ll graduate with a broad skillset suited to infrastructure, construction and development industries.

Campus	Duration	Fees	ATAR
Newcastle - Callaghan	Flexible Delivery - 5 years	N/A	N/A

Subjects

Areas of study
civil engineering design, structural, geotechnical, transport and water engineering, engineering mathematics, surveying principles, land and engineering surveying, satellite positioning (GNSS), geospatial technologies, digital mapping, remote sensing, geographic information systems (GIS), spatial data science and analytics, professional practice, project management, and practical fieldwork through on-campus field intensives.

Entry requirements

Admission to this program is available to Australian citizens and residents only. Eligibility for admission to this program is based on applicants meeting the minimum selection rank, or satisfying the requirements for an approved admission scheme.

Recognition

The Bachelor of Surveying (Honours)/Bachelor of Business has been developed in consultation with industry, professional and regulatory stakeholders and has been designed to align with the current Council of Reciprocating Surveyors Boards of Australia and New Zealand (CRSBANZ) accreditation requirements. The University intends to seek accreditation through the formal CRSBANZ process following implementation of the program. Subject to successful accreditation, it is anticipated that accreditation may be applied retrospectively to eligible cohorts in line with standard accreditation processes.