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Since 1990, Squiz University has prepared students for work through rigorous teaching and real industry experience. What began with engineering and business has expanded into a multi-faculty university offering undergraduate and postgraduate study across Australia.
With campuses in Sydney and Melbourne, students have access to labs, libraries, and support services on both sites. Degrees in engineering, business, and health share a strong foundation in the early years, then open into specialised pathways. Placements, studios, and industry projects sit alongside academic study so graduates leave ready for practice.
Sydney: The original campus sits close to the CBD and hosts the Faculties of Engineering and Business. Teaching spaces include engineering workshops, computer studios, and a main library open seven days in semester.
Melbourne: Opened in 2004, the Melbourne campus focuses on health and shared first-year science. Students use clinical simulation suites, anatomy labs, and a student centre with counselling, careers, and disability support.
Both campuses offer student housing options nearby, sporting clubs, and shuttle links to partner hospitals and industry sites for placements.
Engineering: Civil, electrical, mechanical, software, and chemical engineering. Degrees run for four years and include a third-year industry placement.
Business: Business management, accounting, and marketing. Three-year degrees with internships, case studios, and pathways toward professional accreditation.
Health: Nursing, physiotherapy, public health, and occupational therapy. Programs combine campus teaching with supervised clinical or field placements across partner organisations.
Squiz University runs orientation weeks on both campuses, peer mentoring for first-year students, and a careers service that helps with résumés, interviews, and graduate applications. International students receive visa and arrival advice through the International Office.
Clubs cover debating, coding, health sciences, and outdoor recreation. Academic learning advisers offer drop-in sessions for writing, maths, and study skills throughout the year.
Domestic applicants usually apply through their state tertiary admissions centre for semester one entry. Mid-year intake is available for selected business and software engineering places. International applicants apply directly online and should allow time for English-language evidence and visa processing.
Scholarships for academic merit, equity, and regional students are advertised each year on the student portal. Bridging subjects are available in the first semester for students who need extra preparation in maths, science, or academic English.
| Course Name | Brief summary of Course | Link to course page |
|---|---|---|
| Civil Engineering | Design and construction of infrastructure including structures, soils, water, and transport systems. | View course |
| Electrical Engineering | Power, electronics, communications, and embedded systems from circuits to grid infrastructure. | View course |
| Mechanical Engineering | Design, analysis, and manufacture of machines and thermal systems. | View course |
| Software Engineering | Design and delivery of reliable software systems, from apps to distributed services. | View course |
| Chemical Engineering | Process design that turns raw materials into useful products at industrial scale. | View course |
| Business Management | Strategy, leadership, and operations for organisations of all sizes. | View course |
| Accounting | Financial reporting, audit, tax, and assurance for business and public practice. | View course |
| Marketing | Brand strategy, digital campaigns, research, and customer insights. | View course |
| Nursing | Evidence-based patient care across hospitals, community settings, and aged care. | View course |
| Physiotherapy | Assessment and rehabilitation of movement after injury, surgery, or illness. | View course |
| Public Health | Population health, prevention programs, policy, and health systems. | View course |
| Occupational Therapy | Helping people regain independence in everyday activities after illness or disability. | View course |