Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical engineering holds together our modern society. Our cities, our technologies and our vast chains of logistics cannot exist without a comprehensive working knowledge of physics.
Our mechanical engineering courses provide a foundation in practical physics. You’ll learn how to use the physics of forces, heat, fluids, and energy, and combine these with the study of advanced materials to make things that move to help society grow and prosper.
Discover the mechanical engineering theory and practice behind designs for renewable energy, medical implant and vehicle safety devices. The project management training you’ll receive will give you the experience to bring your new knowledge into practice.
With this experience, you will enter the workforce confident that you have the technical foundations you need to bring innovative and groundbreaking designs to the world. Browse our courses to find detailed course information, application dates, entry requirements, fees, subjects, ATAR calculator and more.
Browse our Mechanical Engineering courses
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How to become an engineer
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Mechanical Engineering at Swinburne
Mechanical engineering degrees are an opportunity to explore the design of technology with physical motion. Join Team Swinburne as they go beyond the classroom and design build and test an electric race care. Hear from staff and students about opportunities to work with industry and apply what you’ve learned.
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FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT
Discover Swinburne's Microfabrication Facility
This state-of-the-art facility enables researchers, teachers and local industry in areas of engineering and applied science to work with micrometre accuracy.
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Constructing futures with France: Swinburne’s international engineering collaboration
Swinburne’s new partnership with École Spéciale des Travaux Publics, and Bouygues Construction Australia will establish education and industry links between Australia and France.
Thursday 23 March 2023 -
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First-year engineering students get creative with LEGO Masters-inspired task
First-year engineering students were tasked with using materials from home to build a 500mm span bridge, that could carry a minimum 1 kg load.
Thursday 23 July 2020
