Engineering Degree Transfer Program

UWA College

The Engineering Degree Transfer Program replaces the Diploma in Engineering, offering a more streamlined pathway and clear progression to your Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) at UWA. Progress to your engineering degree in as little as 4 months (Accelerated Pathway) or 8 months (Standard Pathway), based on entry requirements, with UWA College's Engineering Degree Transfer Program. Our Accelerated Pathway is designed for students with strong mathematics foundations, while our Standard Pathway offers additional mathematics, chemistry, physics and English language preparation.Both pathways include university-level units, with up to 24 credit points transferable to your degree. This means, upon successful completion, you will progress to the second semester of the first year of UWA's Bachelor of Engineering (Honours). Build your academic English skills, strengthen your mathematics and science foundations and develop the confidence to thrive at UWA, a world top 100 university (QS World University Rankings 2027) and a member of the prestigious Group of Eight, in a supported learning environment.Key InformationThis program is ideal if your previous qualifications are not recognized by UWA, or you do not meet the direct entry requirements for the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours).Benefit from small class sizes with classes located across UWA's vibrant Perth campus, designed to maximise teacher-student interaction, so you'll receive ongoing and personalized support from our leading academics.Progress to UWA, ranked in the world top 10 for Mineral and Mining Engineering and in the world top 100 for Civil and Structural Engineering (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026).Earn up to 24 credit points transferable to UWA's Bachelor of Engineering (Honours), which means you can start at UWA with one semester already completed.Experience UWA's state-of-the-art EZONE: a world-class learning space for engineering students, with flexible workspaces and labs for collaborative learning and industry interaction.Gain industry-driven skills: units developed with input from our industry partners, designed to prepare graduates for success in the modern workforce.Enhance your employability while making connections in student clubs and societies, like the University Engineers’ Club, UWA Young Engineers’ Club, Women in Engineering and Mathematical Sciences.University-level content: study university-level units alongside foundational units to gain authentic preparation for entry into the second semester of the first year of your Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) degree.

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