Master of Philosophy - Engineering

UNSW offers MPhil programs across 14 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 MPhil requires completion of an original piece of research that is more limited in scope and nature compared to that required for a PhD. Like the PhD, you will develop mastery of appropriate methodology and present your findings in the wider context of your discipline.

Yes, UNSW provides a range of research scholarships for Engineering postgraduate students. 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 searchable database of Engineering scholars to help you find an academic supervisor who aligns with your research area. UNSW Engineering academics are described as leaders in the field and are always looking to collaborate with emerging researchers from around the world.

Full program rules and structure for the MPhil in Engineering are available in the UNSW Handbook. Additionally, UNSW provides a five-step application guide covering fees, scholarships, deadlines, and required documents including your research proposal.