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286 weeks
On-campus
Full Time · Work component: 40 hours/week for 12 weeks (480 hours total)
Semester one (February), Semester two (July)
Course Overview
Where You Can Study
Melbourne
381 Royal Pde, Parkville, VIC 3052
Student Information
Tuition Fee
Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP): A$12,500/yr (average annual student contribution); Domestic full-fee: A$48,800/yr
Intakes
Semester one (February), Semester two (July)
Study Mode
Full Time, Part Time
Entry Requirements
Eligibility
Domestic:
International:
Career & Study Pathways
Quality & Recognition
Academic Regulator
TEQSA
Professional Body
Engineers Australia (EA)
Accreditation Status
AccreditedSkills Assessor
Engineers Australia
Course Content
Engineering mathematics
Engineering numerical analysis
Engineering methods
Engineering for people and planet
Engineering smart systems
Foundation mathematics
Foundation physics
Cells, tissues and organisms
Grand challenges in chemical engineering: Delivering sustainable food, water and energy
Chemistry 1
Chemistry 1 advanced
Environmental engineering
Spatial communication in engineering
Materials for energy and sustainability
Engineering Industry 4.0 Design
Leadership and entrepreneurship
Introduction to programming
Introduction to software engineering
Physics for engineering
Introduction to resources engineering
Mechanics of fluids
Digital systems
Aerospace dynamics
Mechanics of fluids
Manufacturing processes
Introduction to systems engineering
Engineering specialisation: Aerospace engineering (144 CP)
Engineering specialisation: Chemical engineering (144 CP)
Engineering specialisation: Civil engineering (144 CP)
Engineering specialisation: Electrical and computer systems engineering (144 CP)
Engineering specialisation: Environmental engineering (144 CP)
Engineering specialisation: Materials engineering (144 CP)
Engineering specialisation: Mechanical engineering (144 CP)
Engineering specialisation: Robotics and mechatronics engineering (144 CP)
Engineering specialisation: Software engineering (144 CP)
Arts major: Chinese studies (48 CP)
Arts major: European languages (48 CP)
Arts major: Indonesian studies (48 CP)
Arts major: International relations (48 CP)
Arts major: Japanese studies (48 CP)
Arts major: Korean studies (48 CP)
Arts major: Philosophy (48 CP)
Arts extended major: European languages (72 CP)
Global Immersion Guarantee program
Workplace innovation project
Social entrepreneurship challenge in the Indo-Pacific
Social entrepreneurship challenge in the Indo-Pacific
From Freud to Friends: Ethnic identity in popular culture
Intercultural skills for an internationalised workplace
The inhuman body in the human world: Corporations and contemporary culture
Intercultural competence and media: Cultures, customs and values
Towards decolonisation: The United Nations, rights and Indigenous peoples
Melbourne migrant cultures in contact
Professional and academic presentation skills
Arts internship
Arts international internship
Victorian parliamentary internship
Journalism professional placement
Professional practice
Activism for academic freedom: Applied workshop in research advocacy
Volunteering in practice
Understanding workplace innovation
Critical thinking: How to analyse arguments and improve your reasoning skills
Research, experimentation and discovery
Monash Innovation Guarantee
Research, experimentation and discovery
Monash Innovation Guarantee
Discipline elective: Anthropology (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Archaeology and ancient history (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Behavioural studies (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Bioethics (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Chinese studies (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Communications and media studies (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Criminology (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Economics (24 CP)
Discipline elective: European languages (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Film and screen studies (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Gender studies (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Global Asia (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Health humanities (24 CP)
Discipline elective: History (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Holocaust and genocide studies (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Human geography (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Human rights and social justice (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Indigenous studies (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Indonesian studies (24 CP)
Discipline elective: International relations (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Japanese studies (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Jewish studies (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Journalism (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Korean studies (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Linguistics and English Language (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Literary studies (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Music (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Philosophy (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Politics (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Psychology (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Sociology (24 CP)
Discipline elective: Theatre and performance studies (24 CP)
Common Questions
The estimated total course cost for international students is AUD $335,971, which covers tuition fees in full. There are no additional non-tuition fees listed on the CRICOS registry.
The course has a duration of 286 weeks as registered on the CRICOS registry.
Yes, the course includes a mandatory work component. Students are required to complete 40 hours per week for 12 weeks, totalling 480 hours of work-integrated learning.
Yes, this is a dual qualification degree. The first qualification falls under Engineering and Related Technologies (Broad Field 03), and the second qualification falls under Society and Culture (Broad Field 09), combining both disciplines into a single honours-level program.
The CRICOS course code for this course is 037828F. This code is used for international student enrolment and visa purposes.
No, Foundation Studies are not listed as a requirement for this course according to the CRICOS registry entry.
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