Master of Engineering Research

UNSW offers the Master of Philosophy in the following Engineering disciplines: Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil & Environmental Engineering, Computer Science & Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Food Science and Technology, Geospatial Engineering, Geophysics, Mechanical Engineering, Mining Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Photovoltaic Engineering, Renewable Energy Engineering, Engineering Education, and Engineering Entrepreneurship.

The minimum requirement for admission to a Master of Philosophy is an appropriate UNSW Bachelor degree in a relevant discipline at a level specified by the Faculty Higher Degree Committee (HDC), or an equivalent qualification from a tertiary institution as determined by the Faculty HDC.

Yes, UNSW provides a range of research scholarships to postgraduate students in Engineering. These are tailored to different circumstances and include government and industry-funded schemes as well as scholarships for both domestic and international researchers.

UNSW provides a five-step online application guide that includes information on fees, scholarships on offer, deadlines, and the documents required including your research proposal.

UNSW provides a searchable database of Engineering scholars to help prospective students find a research supervisor. The academics at UNSW are described as leaders in the field and are always looking for ways to collaborate with emerging researchers from around the world.