Manufacturing and Engineering

Area of Study - Manufacturing and Engineering

Some of the most exciting—and important—careers of the future are in manufacturing and engineering, where you’ll create everything from innovative tools to entire cities. This is good news for students in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Graduates with a STEM skill to their name will be highly sought after, and could play an important role in a mind-blowing arena. How high is the limit? You tell us.

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  • Course Enrolments for Manufacturing and Engineering
  • Part-time Full-time split for Manufacturing and Engineering
  • Online-Offline split for Manufacturing and Engineering
  • Employed or Studying for Manufacturing and Engineering
  • Satisfaction for Manufacturing and Engineering
Statistics taken from the National Centre for Vocational Education Research's (NCVER) *Total VET students and courses 2017 report (based on VET course enrolments) and **VET student outcomes 2017 report (based on surveyed VET Graduates).

 

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