What are the chances of the Master of Civil Engineering staying in Australia?

Going to Australia to study for a master's degree in civil engineering has a great chance to stay in work, because civil engineering is very easy to find a job in Australia.

Due to the demand for skilled talents in Australia, there are many majors in the study abroad market that are recognized by everyone, except business. Today, 86 study abroad network will analyze the employment situation and immigration prospects of studying civil engineering in Australia.

First of all, the employment direction of civil engineering graduates includes: government departments, architectural municipal engineering design institutes, civil engineering research institutes, roads and bridges and other construction enterprises.

Australian data survey shows that engineering graduates are more likely to find jobs and have higher salaries than students majoring in business and liberal arts. The average starting salary of engineering graduates can usually reach about 50,000-60,000 Australian dollars, and the salary of senior engineers can reach more than 6,543,800 Australian dollars. Australian engineering students can apply to become members of IEAust after graduation, which will lay a solid foundation for future immigrants.

Moreover, the engineering major has always been an immigration major, and Australia's policy of attracting overseas engineering talents to develop in Australia is relatively stable. According to the regulations of the Australian Institute of Engineers, there are currently three levels of engineers in Australia. Professional engineers generally have to pass four years of undergraduate study in engineering, second-level engineers and technicians generally have to pass three years of undergraduate study in engineering, and third-level engineers and assistants generally have to pass two years of vocational education in engineering. Among them, professional civil engineers and engineering technicians scored 60 points when they immigrated. It can be seen that the employment forms and employment prospects of Australian civil engineering majors are still very worthy of consideration by the majority of international students.