Bachelor of Science (Civil & Structural Engineering)

Provider:

Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT)

Course Code:

BCSOC

CRICOS Code:

095812M

Qualification Level:

Bachelor

Course Area:

Architecture and Building, Engineering

Duration:

36-Month

Study Mode:

Full Time

Location:

Western Australia (Bentley)

Course Fee:

$70,500 Per Course

Delivery Mode:

On Campus

Target:

International

Intake:

February, July

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Course Overview

Civil engineers are responsible for ensuring that the infrastructure around us gets developed, is safe, meets our needs, and improves our quality of life. This includes buildings, bridges, railways, tunnels, water distribution, and waste management networks. This practical qualification will ensure you graduate job-ready as a civil and structural engineering technologist. Upon completion of this program, you will gain skills and knowledge in the latest and developing technologies in civil and structural engineering.

Course Structure

The degree consists of a combination of core units, sub-discipline specific ‘stream’ units, industrial work experience, and a final year project.

Semester One:

BSC101C Engineering Mathematics 1
BSC102C Electrical Circuit Theory and Analysis
BSC103C Engineering Dynamics + Mechanics
BSC203C Engineering Design and Drawing
BSC109C Industrial Experience Research Project

Semester Two:

BSC104C Engineering Mathematics 2
BSC201C Engineering Programming
BCS106S Structural Mechanics
BSC107C Physics and Chemistry for Engineers

Semester Three:

BCS108S Construction Engineering
BSC105C Mechanics of Machines
BSC202C Engineering Mathematics 3
BCS205S Engineering Surveying
BSC302C Project Planning, Management and Costing

Semester Four:

BCS204S Strength of Materials – Advanced Topics
BCS206S Applied Fluid Mechanics
BCS207S Soil Mechanics
BCS209S Structural Design and Concrete Structures

Semester Five:

BCS208S Hydraulics
BCS301S Design of Steel Structures
BCS303S Geotechnical Engineering
BCS304S Road Design
BSC305C Technology, Sustainability and Society

Semester Six:

BCS306S Civil Design
BSC307C Final Year Project (Civil and Structural Engineering)

Entry Requirement

Admission Requirements
Academic Entry Requirements	All admission will be written application and interview. The written component will comprise of a 500-word statement as to why you wish to apply for this program; and a 1000-word research proposal. Research proposal guidelines supplied here. To be eligible for admission, applicants must satisfy the following requirements: BE Honours, Graduate Diploma (or equivalent) with minimum Second-Class Honours Division A (H2A). OR An appropriate and relevant Master’s degree from EIT or other recognized tertiary institution. OR Satisfying the Dean (or delegate) of their fitness to undertake further advanced work. This would be established by: a)Relevant four-year undergraduate qualification from a recognized institution. AND b)Submission of a resume demonstrating, at least five years of professional practice in a relevant field with the ability to demonstrate, or be in a position to produce their own substantial, original professional contributions in the relevant engineering field and/or published research work.
Academic Entry Requirements	Entry is available to applicants who hold one of the following: Year 12: Australian Senior Certificate of Education (or equivalent), completed within the past 3 years, with a minimum score of 60% in Maths; Applicants who have completed Yr 12 (or equivalent) more than 3 years ago will also need to demonstrate relevant work experience in the field of study applied for. A relevant (to the sub-discipline) Engineering AQF Diploma or higher or a relevant (to the sub-discipline) overseas qualification equivalent to an Engineering AQF Diploma or higher which was completed within the last 10 years with successful completion of all Maths units/modules + recent industry work experience in a relevant field. NOTE: All applications will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.

Admission Requirements

Academic Entry Requirements

All admission will be written application and interview. The written component will comprise of a 500-word statement as to why you wish to apply for this program; and a 1000-word research proposal. Research proposal guidelines supplied here.

To be eligible for admission, applicants must satisfy the following requirements:

BE Honours, Graduate Diploma (or equivalent) with minimum Second-Class Honours Division A (H2A). OR

An appropriate and relevant Master’s degree from EIT or other recognized tertiary institution. OR

Satisfying the Dean (or delegate) of their fitness to undertake further advanced work. This would be established by:

a)Relevant four-year undergraduate qualification from a recognized institution. AND

b)Submission of a resume demonstrating, at least five years of professional practice in a relevant field with the ability to demonstrate, or be in a position to produce their own substantial, original professional contributions in the relevant engineering field and/or published research work.

Academic Entry Requirements

Entry is available to applicants who hold one of the following:

Year 12: Australian Senior Certificate of Education (or equivalent), completed within the past 3 years, with a minimum score of 60% in Maths;
Applicants who have completed Yr 12 (or equivalent) more than 3 years ago will also need to demonstrate relevant work experience in the field of study applied for.
A relevant (to the sub-discipline) Engineering AQF Diploma or higher or a relevant (to the sub-discipline) overseas qualification equivalent to an Engineering AQF Diploma or higher which was completed within the last 10 years with successful completion of all Maths units/modules + recent industry work experience in a relevant field.

NOTE: All applications will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.

Language Requirement
IELTS Score (Minimum)	Entry to this course requires demonstration of English language proficiency at the level of an IELTS overall score of at least 6.0 (with no individual band score less than 5.5)

Career Opportunities

Potential job roles include engineering and management positions in the following areas of expertise:

Civil and structural planning, design and development
Building contracts, sales, commissioning and consultation
Building control and surveying
Site management
Water and waste management
Civil and structural operations and maintenance
Civil and structural project management and business development

Internship or Work Placement

EIT’s Bachelor of Science programs require students to undertake 240 hours of paid or unpaid professional work-integrated learning. This can incorporate paid or unpaid internships, site visits, contributing to industry projects, and networking activities.

In undertaking an internship, students will interact with employees and become exposed to organizational policy and culture. You will familiarize yourself with organizational communication procedures, a variety of engineering disciplines, and obtain insight and practical aptitude in projects from the planning phase to completion.

If you already have some work experience in the relevant engineering field, you may apply to have credit granted by completing the associated recognition of prior learning form.