Engineering is cutting edge and constantly evolving. Students pursuing engineering as their career of choice are not only required to be well-trained in their respective engineering fields, but also to be current, capable and competent.

We are the only institution offering a complete range of engineering programmes encompassing the full-fledged curriculum including a wide spectrum of lectures, tutorials and lab work. All our engineering undergraduate programmes are accredited by the internationally recognised by Engineers Australia (EA), which means that our graduates are able to ply their trade not only in Australia, but also in many other parts of the world.

Our Partner University:

PSB Academy is pleased to partner with The University of Newcastle, Australia, to offer a wide range of recognised engineering degrees in Singapore that will stand you in good stead for your chosen engineering specialisation.

Why choose PSB Academy's School of Engineering?

1. Market Leader in Engineering Studies

PSB Academy is a recognised leader in the field of Engineering Education. The diverse range of engineering specialisations available at PSB Academy provide our students many routes towards meeting their career objectives and aspirations. Our Engineering programmes are highly respected across many industries because of our emphasis on hands-on learning. To more effectively facilitate this hands-on approach, we have our very own fully-equipped Electronics & Electrical Project Laboratories, Mechanical & Materials Laboratories as well as Chemistry laboratories to provide a safe and conducive training environment for all our engineering students.

2. Engineers Australia and Washington Accord

The Bachelor of Engineering programmes offered by The University of Newcastle, Australia, in conjunction with PSB Academy are fully accredited by Engineers Australia (EA). These professional engineering degrees accredited by EA are also recognised under the Washington Accord. The Washington Accord recognises the equivalency of education programmes accredited by its signatories, and recommends that graduates of such programmes be recognised by other member countries as having met the requirements for entry to the practice of engineering. Some members of the Washington Accord include Australia, Canada, U.S.A., Japan and Singapore.

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