Bachelor of Engineering and Society - Mechanical Engineering and Society (B.Eng.Society Co-op Optional)

Immerse yourself in mechanical engineering, from design to construction, of a variety of physical systems and devices, mindful of the profession's human context and the relationship between engineered solutions and societal development. Mechanical engineers collaborate in interdisciplinary teams using the principles of physics and mathematics to conceive, research, design, manufacture, test, control and maintain a wide variety of mechanical systems. These systems include vehicles, airplanes, power plants, biomechanical implants, human assistive devices and renewable green energy systems.
The Department of Materials Science and Engineering offers a common core with five streams of study in Levels III and IV. Students may complete the required units as listed in the calendar in Levels III and IV by choosing a course selection according to the following elective streams:
Biomaterials
Data Analytics & Computational Materials
Materials Generalist
Materials for Manufacturing & Insfrastructure
Smart Materials & Devices
A list of approved technical electives for each stream is available on the Department of Materials Science and Engineering website. Note that a course in a stream may not be taught when the enrollment is (expected to be) too low.

Students entering Level II should register in the Materials Science and Engineering program and follow the requirements outlined below. Students entering Levels III, IV or V should follow the program requirements as specified in the Undergraduate Calendar of the year of their entry into Level II. Such students are advised to refer to their degree audit for the program in which they are registered and to consult with the Department of Materials Science and Engineering for further information.
A minimum of 18 units of focus elective courses is required for the Engineering and Society program. (This does not include the six units of complementary studies elective in Level I.)
As well as completing the academic requirements as specied in this Calendar, students in a Co-op program must complete ENGINEER 1EE0. ENGINEER 2EC0 will be added to the academic record for each 4 month work term.

International Baccalaureate -
High school transcript with predicted and or final IB grades.
Final IB diploma results must be submitted to be considered for advanced credit.
International Secondary School -
High School transcript with interim and or final grades.
If you are attending an international school that offers multiple curricula eg American GCE IB please ask your school to specify the curriculum in which you are enrolled and ensure that appropriate documents are submitted.
IELTS 6.5 overall with a minimum of 6.0 in each of the four components (Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening), results valid for 2 years
TOEFL- IBT: 86 overall with a minimum score of 20 in each of the four components (Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening), valid for 2 years