Master of Maritime Engineering (Professional)

The University of Tasmania provides work-integrated learning opportunities, including internships with industry firms. For example, one student secured an internship with civil engineering firm GHD in Hobart during the 2021-22 summer break, working on actual design tasks associated with real projects, which also led to a part-time role during her semesters and a graduate role upon graduation.

Yes, the University of Tasmania's Career Connect team provides elite preparation for job interviews via one-on-one consultation, helping students become job-ready during their studies.

Yes, the course is suitable for international students. For example, a student from western India with a bachelor's degree in civil engineering and two years of work experience enrolled in the Master of Professional Engineering (Civil and Structural) to increase her academic knowledge and gain local industry experience in Tasmania.

According to a student, the University of Tasmania has a terrific reputation in the industry, the course is constantly evolving as per market needs and technological advances, and there are only a few universities in Australia that provide a master's degree in Structural Engineering. Lecturers are described as highly experienced, friendly, and devoted to students' problems and career advice.

Yes, the University of Tasmania provides numerous volunteer opportunities for students. For example, one student volunteered for an event called 'Science in the Dark', where participants encouraged children toward science.