Our civil engineering courses start with a foundation in theory, combined with an industry focus.
You’ll not only learn the technical and management skills required to plan, design, construct and maintain infrastructure — your civil engineering degree will teach you how to apply that knowledge within a wide range of organisations.
No matter the project — building dams, designing water supply systems, constructing transport infrastructure networks, or anything else — you’ll be equipped to help create the (literal) foundations of our society. Browse our courses to find detailed course information, application dates, entry requirements, fees, subjects, ATAR calculator and more.
Browse our Civil Engineering courses
Explore our labs
Discover Swinburne’s engineering labs, where ideas come to life in modern, hands-on spaces designed for building, testing, and exploring advanced technologies like robotics and electronics. Whether you’re a student or a researcher, these innovative labs provide the tools and resources to learn, create, and drive the future of engineering.
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How to become an engineer
Your step-by-step guide on how to become an engineer at Swinburne, including courses, specialisations, work experience, industry memberships and networking. -
How to become a construction manager
Lead the teams that shape skylines. Learn the skills, courses and practical steps to become a construction manager.
Exploring courses? Don’t miss our Study Expo
Whether you’re considering TAFE, UniLink, undergraduate or postgraduate study in 2027, our Study Expo brings your options and course advice together in one place.
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Break new ground in the Smart Structures Laboratory
Located in Swinburne's Advanced Technologies Centre, the $15 million Smart Structures Laboratory houses next generation large-scale equipment for experiments, including the Multi-Axis Substructure Testing system.
