Key Program - Environmental
Western Sydney University
Key Program
Code:
KT3089.1
Related Courses
3621.6
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Bachelor of Engineering
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3621.7
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Bachelor of Engineering
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Available to students in other Western Sydney University Courses :
NO
This program provides an essential grounding in ecology, civil engineering and environmental management. Environmental engineers are concerned with ensuring a sustainable and better future for the community by developing and managing systems that integrate with and protect our environment. Graduates will work as environmental engineers in private, industrial, and mining companies; government departments; and city, municipal and shire councils.
Key Program
Structure
Full-time - Autumn intake
Year 2
Autumn session
Spring session
300733
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Introduction to Structural Engineering
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300738
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Surveying for Engineers
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300663
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Resource Sustainability
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Year 3
Autumn session
300777
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Air Quality and Climate Change
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300482
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Engineering Geology and Concrete Materials
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300486
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Infrastructure Engineering
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Note: Students are advised to enrol in unit 300982 Transportation Engineering in place of 300486 Infrastructure Engineering.
Spring session
300737
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Environmental Engineering
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And two electives
Note: one of the Year 3 Electives must be at least a Level 3 unit.
Industrial Experience
300741
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Industrial Experience (Engineering)
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Year 4 (Non-Honours stream)
Autumn session
Please note: Students must enrol in 300483 Engineering Project in both Autumn and Spring sessions.
300633
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Management of Aquatic Environments
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300284
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Environmental Risk Management
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300488
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Numerical Methods in Engineering
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Spring session
Note: Students are advised to enrol in unit 200571 Management Dynamics in place of MG102A Management Foundations.
And two electives
Honours Stream
An Honours stream is offered - see the Honours in Bachelors Awards Policy and associated College Guidelines for the admission criteria.
Policies Website
Year 4 (Honours stream - H3003)
Autumn session
300633
|
Management of Aquatic Environments
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And one elective
Spring session
Note: Students are advised to enrol in unit 200571 Management Dynamics in place of MG102A Management Foundations.
And one elective
Full-time - Spring Intake
Year 1
Spring session
200237
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Mathematics for Engineers 1
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300463
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Fundamentals of Mechanics
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300021
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Electrical Fundamentals
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300462
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Engineering and Design Concepts
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Autumn session
200238
|
Mathematics for Engineers 2
|
Year 2
Spring session
300733
|
Introduction to Structural Engineering
|
300738
|
Surveying for Engineers
|
300663
|
Resource Sustainability
|
Autumn session
300674
|
Engineering, Design and Construction Practice
|
Year 3
Spring session
300737
|
Environmental Engineering
|
And two electives
Note: one of the Year 3 Electives must be at least a Level 3 unit.
Autumn session
300777
|
Air Quality and Climate Change
|
300482
|
Engineering Geology and Concrete Materials
|
300486
|
Infrastructure Engineering
|
Note: Students are advised to enrol in unit 300982 Transportation Engineering in place of 300486 Infrastructure Engineering.
Industrial Experience
300741
|
Industrial Experience (Engineering)
|
Year 4 (Non-Honours stream)
Spring session
Please note: Students must enrol in 300483 Engineering Project in both Spring and Autumn sessions.
Note: Students are advised to enrol in unit 200571 Management Dynamics in place of MG102A Management Foundations.
And two electives
Autumn session
300633
|
Management of Aquatic Environments
|
300284
|
Environmental Risk Management
|
300488
|
Numerical Methods in Engineering
|
Honours Stream
An Honours stream is offered - see the Honours in Bachelors Awards Policy and associated College Guidelines for the admission criteria.
Policies Website
Year 4 (Honours stream - H3003)
Note: Students are advised to enrol in unit 200571 Management Dynamics in place of MG102A Management Foundations.
And one elective
Autumn session
300633
|
Management of Aquatic Environments
|
And one elective
Sub-major elective spaces
Elective units may be used toward obtaining an additional approved sub-major (40 credit points).
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Western Sydney University offers sub-majors in a range of areas including Sustainability and Indigenous Studies.
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Indigenous Economics Sub-major
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Students can apply for an elective major or sub-major via MySR.
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