Graduate Certificate in Mechanical Engineering
How Much Will It Cost?
Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP)
There are a limited number of Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP) for UniSC’s Graduate Certificate in Mechanical Engineering available for Trimester 1 2026. The cost of the certificate program with a CSP is $4,656 (normally $16,104).*
*Indicative pricing subject to change.
Course Rundown
Designed for engineers seeking to build specialist skills and progress into senior roles, the Graduate Certificate in Mechanical Engineering at the University of the Sunshine Coast (UniSC) provides a practical, career-focused postgraduate qualification. Students complete four advanced subjects from UniSC’s master’s program in just eight months, with flexible online learning and optional on-campus intensives.
The program is informed by industry through UniSC’s advisory board and delivered by expert teaching staff who share real-world case studies and current engineering challenges. With strong industry links, tailored support, and a focus on employability, students develop the technical knowledge, leadership capabilities, and communication skills needed for career advancement. Graduates can continue into the Master of Mechanical Engineering, with this course providing recognised credit.
UniSC is currently ranked #2 nationally for postgraduate teaching quality.* Enquire today to learn more.
Eligibility
To complete this program, you will need a completed four-year bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or relevant discipline from a recognised higher education institution or equivalent.
FAQS
As a student, you'll learn in small, focused class sizes from industry leaders such as Dr. Adrian McCallum, a Senior Lecturer in Geotechnical Engineering, who has led and managed projects in extreme regions, including the Arctic, Himalayas, and Antarctica.
Class sizes are kept purposefully small, so you'll have plenty of time to build relationships with lecturers and peers and receive detailed answers to all of your questions.