The Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours) / Bachelor of Mathematics at The University of Newcastle is designed for ambitious students eager to tackle complex infrastructure challenges and drive innovation through mathematical insight. You will explore the core principles of civil engineering, including structural analysis, geomechanics, and water engineering, while simultaneously developing a deep understanding of mathematical modelling, predictive analytics, and numerical methods. This dual-degree program equips you with the analytical prowess and practical engineering skills essential for shaping the built environment and advancing technological frontiers.
You will study this program full-time on campus over five years, engaging with a comprehensive curriculum that includes core engineering subjects like Engineering Mechanics and Reinforced Concrete Design, alongside advanced mathematics courses such as Linearity and Continuity and Mathematical Modelling. The syllabus emphasises practical application through projects and engineering work-integrated learning, preparing you for roles in designing, building, and managing critical infrastructure. Graduates will be well-prepared for diverse career paths in civil engineering and mathematics-intensive fields, equipped with a unique combination of technical expertise and problem-solving capabilities.