Master of Engineering (Civil: Structural)

Yes, the Master's degree is fully accredited by Engineers Australia under the Washington Accord. The course is accredited for delivery at Perth and Melbourne campuses and is internationally recognized through the International Engineering Alliance (IEA) and its signatory countries, ensuring global recognition of the qualification and alignment with international engineering education standards.

Yes. Students who elect to exit the program after successfully completing all of the first-year units can opt to receive EIT's Graduate Diploma of Engineering (Civil: Structural). If students wish to finalize the Master qualification after exiting at Graduate Diploma level, they will need to re-enroll and relinquish the Graduate Diploma testamur.

EIT's Master of Engineering programs require students to undertake 240 hours of paid or unpaid professional work-integrated learning. This can incorporate paid or unpaid internships, site visits, contributing to industry projects, and networking activities. If you already have some work experience in the relevant engineering field, you may apply to have credit granted by completing the associated recognition of prior learning form.

This course may use the following software: SPACE GASS, ABAQUS, Virtual Labs-Self Compacted Concrete, Inducta (FTG, SLB), Abaqus and Matlab, Excel programming, Abaqus / SAP 2000, ETABS, MATLAB, SpaceGass, and BXX001-004 software (various). Due to ongoing unit and course reviews, software may change from the list provided.

The Master of Engineering (Civil: Structural) takes 24 months to complete full-time on-campus, and longer for those studying part-time. You will spend approximately 10 hours per week, per unit, learning the program material, completing assessments and attending tutorials. After enrolment, the maximum time allowed to complete all units is 5 years.