Courses and annual tuition
| Programme | University | Degree | Duration | Tuition per year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Chemical Engineering (Honours) | Newcastle | Bachelor's | 4 years | ₹31 lakh A$46,645 |
| Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical) (Honours) | Adelaide | Bachelor's | 4 years | ₹38 lakh A$57,100 |
| Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Chemical Engineering) | UNSW | Bachelor's | 4 years | ₹41 lakh A$61,500 |
| Master of Professional Engineering (Chemical) | Adelaide | Master's | 2 years | ₹38 lakh A$57,100 |
| Master of Professional Engineering (Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering) | Sydney | Master's | 3 years | ₹41 lakh A$60,800 |
| Master of Chemical Engineering (Professional) | UQ | Master's | 2 years | ₹41 lakh A$60,952 |
| Master of Engineering Science (Chemical Engineering) | UNSW | Master's | 2 years | ₹41 lakh A$61,000 |
Indicative international tuition for one full-time year, from each university's fee page for 2027 entry (2026 where 2027 was not yet out). Exchange rates: 1 AUD = ₹66.97, 1 NZD = ₹53.45, 1 USD = ₹95.22, 1 GBP = ₹126.53, €1 = ₹106.01. Source: European Central Bank reference rates (cross rates via the euro), 28 October 2026.
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Chemical engineering in Australia: the figures
Across 5 universities this subject comes to 7 programmes on our list (3 bachelor's, 4 master's). One year of a bachelor's here costs ₹31 lakh (A$46,645) to ₹41 lakh (A$61,500). Least expensive: Newcastle's Bachelor of Chemical Engineering (Honours), at ₹31 lakh. One year of a master's here costs ₹38 lakh (A$57,100) to ₹41 lakh (A$61,000). Campus cities: Sydney (3), Adelaide (2), Brisbane, Newcastle. Bachelor's study lasts 4 years; a master's here takes 2–3 years.
Few schools, specialised jobs
With only a handful of schools, chemical engineering classes are smaller and closer to industry. Graduates often work in regional Australia, at mines, processing plants and energy projects, which fits the regional pathways for points and a second 485.