Bachelor of Engineering in Design and Manufacture - Engineering (Common Entry)

Course Overview This course equips students to design and manufacture innovative, sustainable products that solve real-world problems, from initial concept through to production and end-of-life recycling. The program combines a strong foundation in engineering fundamentals with hands-on, project-based learning in collaboration with industry. Graduates are prepared for a professional engineering career with a unique focus on user-centered design and sustainable manufacturing practices. Key Program Highlights Follows the acclaimed CDIO framework (Conceive, Design, Implement, Operate) with team projects each year Includes a cooperative education (co-op) placement for vital industry experience Covers the entire product lifecycle, from computer-aided design to automation and sustainable manufacturing Focuses on solving big real-world problems with an emphasis on affordability and accessibility Entry through a common first year (LM116), allowing students to explore engineering before specialization