Every CRICOS-registered course in the Engineering And Related Technologies field of education that is delivered to international students in Australia, organised by state and city. Sourced from the official CRICOS register.
What does Engineering And Related Technologies cover? CRICOS courses in this ASCED field of education include civil, mechanical, electrical, chemical, mining, mechatronics, aerospace and other engineering disciplines plus engineering-technology trades. International students study these courses across universities, TAFEs and registered private colleges in every Australian state and territory.
Engineering graduates work in civil, mechanical, electrical, mining, chemical, mechatronics and related fields across infrastructure, resources, manufacturing and consulting. Engineers Australia skills assessment is central for many migration pathways, and major employers include Tier-1 contractors, mining houses and government infrastructure agencies.
Go8 and ATN universities dominate accredited bachelor and masters engineering degrees. Dual-sector and private providers list engineering technology and VET pathways. Always confirm Engineers Australia accreditation status for the exact CRICOS course code you accept.
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) is commonly 4 years; masters conversion or specialised masters 1.5–2 years. Indicative tuition for international students frequently ranges AUD 35,000–55,000 per year.
Professional engineering practice and migration skills assessment typically involve Engineers Australia. Completing an accredited Australian programme simplifies assessment, but you still need to meet competency and English requirements.
Last reviewed: 29 August 2026. Data: CRICOS register, April 2026.