Master of Engineering (Electrical)

University of Adelaide, The

Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Postgraduate
CRICOS: 00123M

Electrical engineers are designers and problem-solvers. They tackle large-scale electrical challenges, develop innovative technologies and improve the quality of modern life. This intensive degree is suited to high-achieving engineering graduates, as well as engineers with relevant work experience. It is fully accredited by Engineers Australia. Our Master of Engineering (Electrical) comprises a foundation year and an advanced studies year. You will: practise modelling, analysing and operating electric energy systems, build communication and project management skills, gain advanced understandings in mathematics and systems engineering, pursue specialist topics—from power quality and fault diagnostics to distributed generation technologies, undertake a significant research project.

Designed for

Engineering graduates who wish to extend their knowledge of their given discipline

Structure

  • The Master of Engineering is a 48-unit program comprising: 12 units of core courses
  • 12 units of foundation courses
  • 12 units of advanced technical coursework and
  • a project to the value of 12 units, which introduces candidates to research.

Subjects

  • Engineering-electrical

Standard entry requirements

A completed four-year Bachelor of Engineering degree or equivalent in a related discipline with a minimum GPA of 4.5.

Recognition

The Master of Engineering (Electrical) is provisionally accredited by Engineers Australia.

Study pathways

An exit path will be available for students completing only the foundation year, after they satisfy a set requirement in the relevant discipline. In this case a graduate diploma will be awarded. To remain in this program, students must maintain a high grade point average (GPA) throughout their candidature.

Study information

CampusFeesEntryMid year intakeAttendance
North Terrace Domestic: $82,000
International: $97,000
Yes
  • Full-time : 2 years

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