Aeronautical Engineering is concerned with the design, development and modification of the components and systems of all types of flight vehicles, including fixed wing aircraft, helicopters, sailplanes, missiles and non-flying aerodynamic devices.

Architecture is a creative, scientific, and technical discipline dealing with the creation of the built environment for human habitation.

Biomedical Engineering applies engineering and other quantitative sciences to solving medical and biological problems. For example, developing sophisticated X-ray imaging systems, artificial organs, image recognition systems and medical devices.

The first year of the Wits Engineering degree is offered over a period of two years on a part-time basis. After completion of the first year, students need to move to full-time study to complete the remainder of the degree (another three years).

Chemical Engineering involves large-scale industrial processes that convert raw materials – by physical or chemical change – into products with higher economic and social value.

Civil Engineering is the practice of improving and maintaining the built environment to enhance the quality of life for present and future generations.