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- Fighting Fires with Science
- AI 4 Everyone
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- Mending broken hearts
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- AtomCraft
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- Solar freezer for remote Fijian communities
- Improving drought resistance in Uganda
- Measuring air quality in the South Pacific
- Repairing medical equipment in Uganda
- Brewing up world positive coffee
- Agricultural sustainability in Nepal
- Clean water for Sri Lankan communities
- Repairing medical equipment in Cambodia
- Building resilience to climate change in Tanzania
- Sustainable housing in Cambodia
- Empowering female entrepreneurs in India
- Making an impact in Myanmar
- Solar energy project helps remote Vanuatu villages
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About

Welcome to UNSW Engineering’s ChallENG Program!
The ChallENG Program connects UNSW Engineering students, academics and industry to exciting, real-world, project-based learning initiatives. The program prepares students for their future careers by taking their learning experiences to the next level. Our students are exposed to a multidisciplinary learning approach that emphasises the development of technical and design skills, and expands their professional expertise.
The program has four pillars within its framework that students, academics and industry can engage with:
The Power of Project Based Learning
"I cannot explain the atmosphere in the classroom the first week when we told the students what they’d be doing – it was pure excitement! There is huge power in project-based learning because once you’ve got a student engaged in their own learning, the world is their oyster."
Dr. Lauren Kark
UNSW Lecturer
Women In Engineering
At UNSW we understand the importance of gender diversity.
We have a dedicated Women In Engineering Program that we welcome you to explore!
Email: wie@unsw.edu.au