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- Mending broken hearts
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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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Humanitarian Engineering

Humanitarian Engineering - Solutions that improve lives and livelihoods!
At UNSW Engineering, we are developing a new generation of global leaders who aim to solve the greatest challenges and engineer a sustainable world. By studying the Humanitarian Engineering, you have the invaluable opportunity to apply sustainable and innovative technologies to help solve problems in disadvantaged communities, both in Australia and internationally.
Humanitarian Engineering Minors
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ENGG3001 is the most inspiring course I have taken at UNSW. It expanded my perspective of engineering and its potential application to improve the lives of others in less fortunate circumstances.
Jonathan ChanEnvironmental Engineering/Computer Science
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Go on a global mobility experience
Gain a head start in your career with practical experience overseas! From student exchange to research opportunities, internships and study tours the opportunities are endless.
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Humanitarian Engineering works to provide disadvantaged individuals and communities with engineering solutions that improve lives and livelihoods!