Engineers Week: Why we celebrate


11 February, 2022
A whole week celebrating engineers is a welcome addition to the international calendar, culminating in World Engineering Day on 4 March. Not only does Engineers Week shine a spotlight on what engineers do, but it also drives a lot of conversation to ensure, internationally, engineers and student engineers know what...Read More

What Engineering means to engineers


11 February, 2022
Talking about your profession is important, but understanding why it is meaningful to you makes it powerful. Engineers Week, celebrated at the end of February every year aims to answer the question; What do engineers do, and why is it important? It is noted that many aspects of scientific knowledge...Read More

Titus Shilongo: Exercising his mind on campus


11 February, 2022
For Bachelor of Science (Civil and Structural Engineering) student Titus Shilongo his on-campus experience is one where engineers get together and do not forget to have fun. Titus is one of the EIT Perth Campus students who opted to complete his tuition with face-to-face interaction. Titus at the EIT lab....Read More

EIT Expands Selection of Graduate Certificates


11 February, 2022
Updated for January 2023 intakes Answering the growing demand for engineering micro-credentials, there are now 13 Graduate Certificates offered by EIT. Graduate certificates are one of our online short courses, comprising of 4 units, and can be completed in just 6 months. These short qualifications are known as micro-credentials and...Read More

How math and engineering helped study knuckle cracking 


4 February, 2022
It’s a common sight to see students or employees stretching their arms in front of them to perform that audible pop as they flex their wrists and fingers in the opposite direction. Knuckle cracking is believed to be very common, and actually the body and mind’s response to pressure on...Read More

Two MPs visit EIT in Perth


3 February, 2022
Member of Parliament and Shadow Assistant Minister for Western Australia Patrick Gorman as well as Senator Ben Small visited EIT’s campus in Perth on 27 January. The two politicians did this to show solidarity with the exceptional educational options in Western Australia, but also present EIT with our certificate for...Read More

The Scientists that have been named Australian of the Year


24 January, 2022
From perfecting cochineal ear implants to simply driving sustainability many Australians have been named lauded as Australian of the Year. Under the banner of Reflect, Respect, Celebrate the annual Australian of the Year awards shine a light on amazing Australians that have contributed greatly not only to national society but...Read More

Design: What airless tires show engineers about a material switch


21 January, 2022
Airless tires are not new, but their most recent application suggestions give insight into the importance of perfecting the design. Tires are used constantly, but the simple idea of creating a round fixture on moving objects that is less likely to explode is just one of the reasons airless tires...Read More

Our engineering degrees and Advanced Diplomas are accredited by Engineers Australia

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13 January, 2022
A new list of engineering education programs accredited at the levels of Professional Engineer, Engineering Technologist and Engineering Associate by Engineers Australia has been released. Engineers Australia is the trusted accreditation authority for tertiary engineering education in Australia and abroad. This means a number of EIT Advanced Diploma, Bachelor of...Read More
Felix's Experience online and on campus

Student Story: Master of Engineering (Industrial Automation) student Felix Okoh


11 January, 2022
Making Perth his educational home. Student experiences the world over changed during 2020 and 2021 when COVID-19 changed a lot of student delivery systems, but EIT Master of Engineering (Industrial Automation) student Felix Okoh is a testament that combining on-campus and online experiences pay off. Felix Okoh. Picture: Supplied Felix...Read More