Master of Professional Accounting

The University of Tasmania provides career support through its Career Connect team, which offers elite preparation for job interviews via one-on-one consultation, as well as internship opportunities with industry firms such as GHD in Hobart during semester breaks.

Yes, the program is well-suited to internationally trained engineers. For example, student Kruti Patel, who had a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from India and two years of field experience, enrolled to increase her academic knowledge and gain local industry experience in Tasmania.

Students have access to internship placements with civil engineering firms. One student completed an internship with GHD in Hobart, where she worked on actual design tasks in areas such as structures, dams, and transportation, and subsequently received a part-time role during her semesters and a graduate role offer upon graduation.

According to student Kruti Patel, there are only a few universities in Australia that provide a master's degree in Structural Engineering. The University of Tasmania's course is constantly evolving as per market needs and technological advances, and the university has a terrific reputation in the industry.

Students have described the learning environment as highly supportive, noting that lecturers are very friendly, devote attention to listening to student problems, and provide advice on career paths. All lecturers are described as highly experienced professionals from whom students can gain much experience and knowledge.