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Why engineering at RMIT?
As one of the largest providers of engineering education in
Australia, engineering is synonymous with RMIT.
Engineers make it happen. From building bridges, to sending
people to Mars, if you want something done, get an engineer
to do it.
Engineering is a broad field that turns scientific discoveries into
practical solutions. Engineers use their everyday, practical skills
to develop ideas, plan, create and build.
As an engineer, you’ll work to change and improve the world
we live in. The benefits of engineers’ work are all around you.
From the home you live in, to the food you eat; from the
medical care you receive, to the cars that you drive. Engineers
provide solutions today for the problems of tomorrow.
In a rapidly changing world, engineers can provide solutions
to any number of problems. They are among the most
employable professionals in the world.
Engineers are in demand
There is currently a global shortage of engineers including in
Australia. This shortage amounts to around 28 000 less
engineers than are needed to complete infrastructure
programs promised by governments.
According to Peter Taylor, Chief Executive of Engineering
Australia, the shortfall is likely to ‘more than double in the next
10 years or so.’
Be part of the solution. Get involved in engineering.
Global advantage
While global travel is fun, it also broadens your horizons by
opening up previously unimagined possibilities.
For Heidi Lange, now design engineer with GKN Aerospace,
it meant working on projects for the European Space Agency
(ESA) and the European Aeronautic Defence and Space
Company (EADS).
‘It was an excellent experience, opening up opportunities I
would not have otherwise had. I spent a few months
manufacturing composite Airbus components where I learnt
a lot of practical skills. I was also able to design and analyse
some components on unique space re-entry test vehicles. The
skills I learned at university provided a valuable foundation to
real-life situations.’
You will have endless opportunities to combine overseas travel
with work, study or volunteering. These opportunities are a
great way to challenge yourself, improve your skills and have
loads of fun and life-changing experiences at the same time.
RMIT provides education that reaches across the globe
through a combination of semester exchanges, group study
tours, international work placements and research projects.
RMIT is your passport to the world:
»» Study one or two semesters of your program overseas
for credit.
»» Choose from more than 100 RMIT partner institutions
or RMIT Vietnam.
»» Shorter options are available, i.e. study tours.
»» Enhance your work experience through an international
work placement.
»» Grants and financial support are available.
www.rmit.edu.au/globalpassport
RMIT International Industry Experience and Research
Program (RIIERP)
More than 1 000 RMIT students from all disciplines have been
provided with opportunities to work overseas with some of the
world’s leading companies, including Airbus, EADS, Bentley
Motors, the Siemens Group, IBM, Nestlé, Robert Bosch,
Volkswagen and the Rolls-Royce Group in North America and
Europe.
Learning by doing
At RMIT, work-integrated learning ensures you will gain relevant
experience and be ready to take the next step.
RMIT prides itself on producing job-ready graduates. Whether
you embark on a TAFE or degree qualification, you can rest
assured that all programs are designed with help from industry
leaders, are up-to-date, and what you will be doing relates
directly to your future career.
Staying connected
At RMIT there’s a practical attitude to learning. Programs are
designed with input from employers and business so that
you’re fully prepared to hit the ground running.
»» RMIT TAFE and degree qualifications have a strong
professional and vocational focus.
»» Programs are designed with business input, and are up-todate
and directly relate to specific jobs and careers.
»» RMIT develops informed, capable students while delivering
relevant and practical services to business.
»» RMIT is driven by changing technologies, ensuring you’re
up-to-date and ready for the working world.
Why double up in engineering?
Many engineers quickly move into management positions.
A double degree allows you to gain a business qualification,
providing the background to manage organisations effectively.
　
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