How much do the graduates of the University of Sydney earn?

Some cool University of Sydney engineering alumni:

•John Bradfield (designed Sydney Harbour Bridge)

•Greg Chamitoff (NASA astronaut)

•Rod Johnson (created Spring Framework)

The USYD Faculty of Engineering campus is newly redeveloped, which is a 9-storey building with student spaces and advanced research labs. The Engineering students can make themselves busy in cutting-edge, interdisciplinary research within themes like IoT, healthcare engineering, robotics, energy, infrastructure, and data systems. Additionally, the campus offers dedicated mentoring and career services via CareerHub and faculty-specific advisors.

From Dr John Bradfield,  NASA astronaut, Lead engineer of the Sydney Harbour Bridge,  to Paul Scully-Power,  Australia's first astronaut, with a background in Engineering and Oceanography. With a total alumni of over 30,000 scattered worldwide, the University of Sydney Engineering courses remain a popular choice among Engineering enthusiasts.

According to the USYD Placement report 2023, the placement rate for this university's Engineering grads stands at 87% with a median starting salary of AUD 71,500/year (INR 40.04 L).

The Engineering graduates from the University of Sydney are highly valuable and hired by tech giants like Google and Microsoft, as well as leading Australian and international firms in various sectors such as consulting (Deloitte, Jacobs), resources (BHP), and advanced materials (Honeywell, Schneider Electric).

While a specific placement report for the Faculty of Engineering is not published by the school, some data is available for the same. According to the USYD Placement report 2023, the placement rate for this university's Engineering grads stands at 87% with a median starting salary of AUD 71,500/year (INR 40.04 L).