Civil and infrastructure engineers plan, design, construct, supervise, manage and maintain the essential infrastructure of our modern community.

Civil engineers affect everything we see around us. From rail, road, airport or port infrastructure, the buildings we live and work in, to the bridges that connect us, civil engineering has a big impact on the world around us.

Civil engineers strive to improve buildings, construction and infrastructure, trying to make it more sustainable, more efficient, more structurally sound or healthier and safer.

Our graduates go into rewarding careers working for road authorities, construction companies, consultancies, mining companies or government institutions.

RMIT’s civil engineering programs are actively engaged with industry and responsive to its trends and demands, putting RMIT at the forefront of infrastructure engineering education.

Our students learn from industry professionals via internships, placements or industry projects with industry partners such as VicRoads, Brimbank City Council, Metro Trains Melbourne, BMD Construction, and Multiplex.

RMIT University is ranked in the top 100 universities in the world for civil engineering (QS World Ranking by Subject 2021).

Program
The programme allows our students to read the first two years of their degree at SLTC &
graduate from RMIT University. Under this 2+2 programme with RMIT University , students
who have successfully completed two years of specified undergraduate programmes at SLTC

The RMIT Civil & Infrastructure Engineering transfer program at SLTC is a 2+2 undergraduate transfer program that covers a broad range of topics in the fields of Civil Engineering and Infrastructure.

The curriculum includes courses in Engineering Mechanics, Geotechnical Engineering Design, Construction Technology, and Advance Structural Analysis.

In addition to the below listed modules, the Winning Edge Undergraduate Skill Development Programme of SLTC is offered to the students with the objective of producing multitalented professionals equipped with the necessary skills and competencies on the four skills of communication:
Writing, Speaking, Reading and Listening, in English medium.

The modules are conducted in four
levels: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum based on the competency level of the students. Completion of this full programme is a mandatory graduation requirement.

A semester fee of Rs. 362,500 will have to be paid to SLTC for a period of 2 year. (Please Note that a year comprises of 2 Semesters)

Upon Transfer;
An annual fee of AUD 43,200 would have to be paid to RMIT for a period of 2 years.

Refunds – Admission Fees and Semester Fee
1.1. Students are eligible for a registration fee refund under the following circumstances, and all refunds are processed within the same year.
a) Students who enroll pending results will be entitled to a refund of the course fee if they fail to achieve the minimum requirement of 3 advanced level simple passes. Proof of A/L results will be mandatory for refund eligibility.
1.2. University semester fees are refundable only in the case of a student’s failure in the GCE Advanced Level examination. For all other situations, students are required to pay the semester fees and it is non-refundable.
1.3. If a student is selected for MOHE after the 1st semester, the university will not refund the paid amounts (admission fee & semester fee, etc.) but will allow them to continue their degree as MOHE students.

Invoicing
2.1. Invoices are generated based on the AL results of the student. All GCE Advanced Level results should be verified and confirmed by the registrar department before being sent to the finance department.
2.2. If a student registers with pending results, the fee is initially determined assuming three simple passes (SSS). After the student receives the actual results, the invoice will be adjusted accordingly. Any additional fees paid by the student at that time will be transferred to the next semester fee.
2.3. Students are required to pay semester fees within the specified due date in the invoice. (Any delays will restrict facility access after a five-day grace period)

Discount Schemes – September 2023 Intake
3.1. Students who pay the registration fee (Rs. 27,500) at an exhibition/open day or any other marketing event related to the September 2023 intake will receive a 10% discount on the September 2023 semester fee.
3.2. Applicants who pay the fees for 2 full semesters (1 year) for the September 2023 intake within the due date (+/- 5 working days) will receive a 10% discount on the entire course fee.
3.3. Applicants who pay the fees for 8 full semesters (4 years) for the September 2023 intake within the due date (+/- 5 working days) will receive a 20% discount on the entire course fee.

Your career in civil and infrastructure engineering
Civil and infrastructure engineers plan, design, construct, supervise, manage and maintain the essential infrastructure of our modern community.

This includes roads, bridges, water supply schemes, sewerage systems, transportation systems, harbours, airports, railways, factories and large buildings. They look at ways to extend the life of existing structures through fault identification and establishing proactive maintenance schedules.
A civil engineer can work in consultancies, local government, road authorities, mining companies and construction companies. Roles include:

Construction manager
Construction engineer
Structural engineer
Geotechnical engineer
Project manager
Design engineer
Transport engineer
Environmental engineer
Water engineer
Engineering asset manager.

RMIT graduates have gone on to have successful careers in a range of organisations including:
Arup
Aurecon
BMD Group
CPB Contractors
GHD
John Holland
Lendlease
Melbourne Water
Traffix Group
Transurban
VicRoads
Metro Melbourne