Master of Engineering

Students can choose from the following specialisations: Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Civil with Environmental Engineering, Computer Systems Engineering, Electrical and Renewable Energy Engineering, Electrical Power Engineering, Electronics and Communications Engineering, Instrumentation Control and Automation Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Mechatronics Engineering.

Yes, the course is recognised by Engineers Australia when studied with a Professionally Accredited specialisation. Students should check the accreditation status for each individual specialisation.

For domestic students, the estimated 1st year indicative fee is AUD $9,550 (Commonwealth supported). For international students, the estimated 1st year indicative fee is AUD $45,400. These are indicative fees only and the total cost will vary depending on the units chosen.

Yes, before being eligible to graduate, students must meet the requirement of accumulating (or have previously accumulated) and being credited with a minimum 12 weeks professional practice in a relevant industry environment. This can be commenced at any point in the course.

Students are required to complete 4 Core units, 12 specialisation units and a practicum unit. Core units include Engineering Innovation and Ethics (ENS6139), Engineering Professional Practice (ENS5111), Master of Engineering Project 1 (ENS6126), Master of Engineering Project 2 (ENS6127), and Engineering Management (ENS5543), spread across two years.