COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Sustainable Infrastructure and Resources major) is a 144-credit-point program designed to prepare students for careers in sustainable construction, infrastructure development, and resource management. The degree focuses on developing practical and industry-relevant skills in designing, planning, and managing infrastructure projects that support modern society while minimising environmental impact. Students study a combination of construction fundamentals, architectural engineering design, environmental controls, and resource management principles to understand how sustainable infrastructure systems are developed and maintained. The program emphasises integrating sustainability into construction practices, ensuring that graduates can contribute to more efficient, environmentally responsible, and resilient built environments. Students learn how to apply engineering technology to real-world challenges in sectors such as residential, commercial, industrial, healthcare, retail, and educational infrastructure. The curriculum is strongly focused on applied learning, with industry-relevant projects that allow students to develop practical solutions to construction and infrastructure problems. Through these experiences, students build essential technical, analytical, teamwork, and communication skills required in professional practice. Graduates are well prepared for careers in construction management, infrastructure planning, environmental consulting, and resource development roles across government, private industry, and consulting sectors, contributing to the creation of sustainable and future-ready infrastructure systems in Australia and globally.