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Location and Facilities
World-class facilities for engineering solutions
Our facilities incorporate cutting-edge technologies and infrastructure to provide our engineering students with hands-on learning experiences and world-class education, nurturing tomorrow’s leaders.
Precinct Highlights
- An opportunity for students to undertake cross-disciplinary research outcomes in remote flight capabilities.
- The 360-degree rotating cockpit simulator replicates the experience of piloting any aircraft, from an A380 to a spaceship.
- AMME building has the technology to experiment with OptiTrack motion capture cameras.
- Learn more about the UAV Lab.
- Designed to conduct experiments and study dispersion in urban flows, wind energy, wind loads on buildings, fluid structure interaction and atmospheric turbulence.
- State-of-the-art instrumentation to measure and understand the behaviour of air flows.
- The tunnel can generate up to 100kmph flows.
- Learn more about the Boundary Layer Wind Tunnel.
- The MTS 20 Meganewton testing machine, 1000-ton capacity is the largest facility of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere.
- Designed for testing and developing innovative infrastructure and construction materials, helping structural engineers reach Net Zero.
- An advanced facility for studying hydraulic stability.
- Home to our 30-metre wave fume along with a number of specialised water flumes and the Convection Laboratory.
- Learn more about the Fluids Laboratory.
- A space for the research, development and application of autonomous and intelligent robots.
- Students and researchers have access to state-of-the-art equipment for applied research in sensory and motor rehabilitation including individual robot assembly, electronic fabrication and testing bays.
- Learn more the Australian Centre for Robotics.
- A collaborative space for hands-on research and teaching of power engineering.
- Industry-standard equipment and methodologies including TecQuipment Simulator, ABB Technology Centre, a high-voltage cage and the only power system simulator in a NSW University.
- Learn more about the Sir William Tyree Power Engineering Laboratory.
There are a number of multidisciplinary practical learning spaces for engineering students to experience and develop skills to create a healthier, more sustainable future.
Students can study and gain experience in laboratories such as
- "Turning Treatments into Cures” Lab - Designed for developing and applying cutting-edge technologies for single-molecule, single-cell analysis, atomic force microscopies and state-of-the-art optical microscopies.
- Atmospheric Plasma Lab - Students can gain practical experience working with PlasmaLeap zero-emissions reactors to make tomorrow’s green fuels and chemicals a reality today.
Our Location
The Faculty of Engineering is adjacent to Tech Central, Australia’s largest technology and innovation hub. A thriving precinct of multi-disciplinary research centred around three core nodes of science, technology and entrepreneurship.
- Eveleigh leads a thriving ecosystem of deep tech innovation spanning Quantum, AI, Cyber and robotics.
- Haymarket and its surrounding neighbourhoods are buzzing with major digital and creative innovators.
- Located on our main campus in Camperdown is a major node of biomedical innovation. Our new Engineering and Technology Precinct building consists of nine levels of student spaces and world-class facilities and laboratories, all within walking distance from the Faculty of Engineering.