The University of Queensland

With an international reputation for excellence in teaching, UQ's School of Mechanical and Mining Engineering delivers several comprehensive study and research programs with successful graduate outcomes.

Future students

• Undergraduate

  • Bachelor of Engineering (Hons)
  • Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) and Master of Engineering
  • UQ Future Students Website

• Postgraduate Coursework and Research

  • Postgraduate coursework programs
  • Future researchers
  • Our research groups

Current students

Information and resources for current undergraduate and postgraduate students:

• Undergraduate
• Engineering Thesis Enrolment
• Engineering Thesis Submission
• Postgraduate Coursework
• Postgraduate Research (MPhil and PhD)

High school students

The School of Mechanical and Mining Engineering participate in a range of events and activities for high school students, including:

• Hands-on workshops: in materials engineering and rockets for school groups
• UQ Careers that Shape the World: a student experience day designed to help Year 10, 11 and 12 students choose a career that's right for them
• InspireU: an engineering summer camp provided specifically for Indigenous Australia entering Year 11 and 12
• Sponsor and participate in the Australian Youth Aerospace Forum, a five-day forum for high school students to learn about aerospace engineering
• Present seminars at schools as part of the Aerospace Gateway Schools Program
   

Co-curricular & extra-curricular activity grants
 

• John Simmons Student Mobility Fund

The fund was established by the School of Mechanical and Mining Engineering with the support of Emeritus Professor John Simmons in 2015. The fund is supported by the School’s alumni and friends and will be used to distribute small annual grants ($500 - $1500) to help undergraduates gain more from the extra -curricular activities that make university such a life -changing experience. 

Click here for more details on the John Simmons Student Mobility Fund and how to apply.