At Charles Sturt, Kevin Win found a degree that fast-tracked his curiosity and set him up for a career in structural engineering
When Kevin was thinking about what he wanted to study, there was really only one answer.
“I already knew from high school that I wanted to become an engineer. I’ve always liked the idea that problems can have more than one solution, and engineering is all about finding the best one.”
By studying engineering at Charles Sturt, Kevin knew he’d get industry experience – because Charles Sturt offers more paid cadetships than any other university.
“The Charles Sturt cadetship is like a fast-track way to become a working engineer. It helps you gain real experience early, so you’re ready to start straight after graduating.”
Not a maths whiz? Don’t stress – if you’re a problem-solver, Kevin says studying engineering is for you.
“It’s about understanding real-world problems and how things work in practice.”
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This profile first appeared in Careers with STEM: Engineering 2026, and was produced in partnership with CSU.
