All students study the following compulsory courses before choosing a major.

Note that the study plan shown is for a full-time study load. Part-time students (working more than 20 hours a week) generally enrol in a half-load i.e. 12uc per term.

Distance students should note that there is a compulsory 5 day residential school for ENEG11001 Engineering Skills 1 during Week 1 of Term. You are not eligible for a passing grade in the course if you do not attend the residential. 

Students choosing the civil major study the following courses.

Note that although the 3 optional courses are nominally listed for Year 4 Term 2, they are not all available in Term 2. Students may choose to complete their selected course earlier in their program of study.

Please see More Details section for more information on enrolling into the project courses ENEG14003 Engineering Project Planning and ENEG14005 Engineering Project Implementation.

Students choosing the electrical major study the following courses.

Note that although the 3 optional courses are nominally listed for Year 4 Term 2, they are not all available in Term 2. Students may choose to complete their selected course earlier in their program of study.

Please see More Details section for more information on enrolling into the project courses ENEG14003 Engineering Project Planning and ENEG14005 Engineering Project Implementation.

Students choosing the mechanical major study the following courses.

Note that although the 3 optional courses are nominally listed for Year 4 Term 2, they are not all available in Term 2. Students may choose to complete their selected course earlier in their program of study.

Please see More Details section for more information on enrolling into the project courses ENEG14003 Engineering Project Planning and ENEG14005 Engineering Project Implementation.

After successfully completing the first two years of study at CQUniversity as per the plan below, students then enrol and transfer their course credits via QTAC to the University of Queensland where they complete their final two years of study in mining engineering. Under the CQUni - UQ partnership, the mining specialisation is unable to accept international students through CRICOS.

Please note: Mining students need to apply directly to QTAC for third year entry and credit towards a University of Queensland mining engineering degree. The University of Queensland does not offer its courses in distance mode so students beginning this program plan will need to be physically located in Brisbane for the final two years of their study.

After successfully completing the first two years of study at CQUniversity as above, students then enrol and transfer their course credits via QTAC to the University of Queensland where they complete their final two years of study in mining engineering.