The University of Sydney

According to the QS world ranking 2025, the University of Sydney is the 18^th best in the world, which makes the course here very special too. The Engineering courses are at number 60,  which is a jump from the ranking of #68 in 2024, according to QS.

According to Shiksha Popularity Rankings, the Mechanical Engineering programme for this university ranks at #2 among the best Engineering courses around the world.

QS World Specialty Rankings among the best schools in the world:

There are two semesters at the University of Sydney for Engineering courses. The students are expected to register themselves on the official website of the university. 

Here are the general dates for UG and PG deadlines at the University of Sydney for international students:

International students can apply to the University of Sydney Engineering courses  twice in a year. The international students are required to register themselves on the official website, choose the program, and then navigate through the UAC portal to complete the application.

Here are the general dates for UG and PG deadlines at the University of Sydney for international students:

Students applying to the Engineering courses at the University of Sydney can choose from a variety of specializations. The Faculty of Engineering consists of 8 schools under it, equipped to train in a wide variety of specializations such as Aerospace, Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical and Information Engineering, and Project Management.

International students can choose from a variety of Engineering courses at the UG and PG levels. However, these courses cannot be considered expensive. 

Refer to the table below for the fee for University of Sydney Engineering courses:

(AUD 1 = INR 56.13)

The Faculty of Engineering has 8 schools under it, equipped to train in a wide variety of specialisations such as Aerospace, Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical and Information Engineering, and Project Management.

Below are the mentioned courses for the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney: 

According to an unofficial source, the University of Sydney acceptance rate under its Engineering courses stands at 30%, which indicates a tough and selective admission process. The low acceptance rate suggests that out of every 100 applications, only 30 applicants were rolled out an offer letter.