Master of Engineering (Professional)
Deakin University
Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Postgraduate
CRICOS: 00113B
Study the Master of Engineering (Professional) and develop the research, technical and problem-solving skills to design and implement engineering projects as part of a professional team. Throughout this degree you will acquire advanced engineering skills and the forward-thinking and entrepreneurial skills employers are looking for. You will strengthen and extend your understanding of engineering through the pursuit of specialised study. The course focuses on practical hands-on learning, and research and professional practice skill development. You will undertake industry-led or research-based projects to strengthen the application of engineering knowledge whilst extending your understanding through specialised study. You will also have the opportunity to combine electives and gain a second specialisation. Choose from areas such as engineering management and learn how to influence business decisions.
Designed for
Bachelor of Engineering graduates
Structure
16 credit points of study.
Subjects
- Additive manufacturing
- Civil Engineering
- Electrical and renewable energy engineeering
- Mechanical engineering design
- Mechatronics and control engineering
- Engineering management
Standard entry requirements
Four year undergraduate engineering degree in a related engineering discipline (recognised as equivalent to an Australian undergraduate engineering degree), OR Professional Engineer Membership (in a related engineering discipline) of Engineers Australia, or an equivalent professional body that is signatory to Washington Accord, including a body that holds a provisional status.
Study pathways
Candidates may exit with Graduate Certificate of Engineering or Master of Engineering.
Study information
| Campus | Fees | Entry | Mid year intake | Attendance |
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| Geelong Waurn Ponds | Domestic: $71,200 International: $90,400 | No |
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Further information
Employers are increasingly interested in graduates with specialised engineering skills who are capable of starting work on projects immediately. The course is regularly updated through consultation with specific industry sectors via reference groups/industry-based workshops. This process ensures the course adequately covers necessary advanced technical skills required by employers.
