Master of Biomedical Engineering

UNSW Engineering is ranked #1 in Australia for Engineering & Technology (QS World University Rankings by Subject, 2025), and its graduates are preferred by Australia's top employers over any other university (AFR Top100 Future Leaders Awards, 2020–2026). The faculty has invested over $100 million in facilities including 360-degree virtual reality simulators and makerspaces.

UNSW Engineering emphasises hands-on, practical learning from day one through its Engineering Professional Practice program, which is accredited by Engineers Australia. Students collaborate on real-world projects and work in first-class facilities to develop both theoretical knowledge and applied engineering skills.

Yes, UNSW provides a variety of scholarships, prizes and awards to support students. These are available to both domestic and international students and span faculty-wide and university-wide scholarships across undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

As the largest and top-ranking Engineering faculty in Australia, UNSW attracts students from all over the world. International students benefit from strong international rankings, globally recognised degrees, career-focused education, and a vibrant, supportive and inclusive community.

UNSW Engineering students have worked on projects such as engineering a fully mechanical heart to address heart disease, which is Australia's #1 killer. Students also take part in ChallENG, an award-winning, world-first project-based learning program focused on creating positive outcomes for individuals and communities through contemporary engineering challenges.