Master of Engineering

The main type of financial support available to graduate researchers is in the form of scholarships. The University of Newcastle offers a range of scholarships to help you meet your living costs while you study.

Yes, all research degree candidates require a supervisor. It is recommended you start actively searching for potential supervisors in your chosen field before you submit your application. You can search by researcher name, area of expertise or by research centre.

Across the PhD and MPhil programs, the University of Newcastle has over 180 degrees to choose from, covering a wide range of research interest areas.

Yes, PhD and research candidates at the University of Newcastle can complete industry placements, such as through APR Intern, which helps develop employability and enhance research impact, as demonstrated by Computational and Applied Mathematics PhD student Riya Aggarwal.

You can call the University of Newcastle on (02) 4921 6537 or send them an email for more information about graduate research programs including the Master of Engineering.