Master of Engineering
cQuniversity Australie
Type d'établissement: Université/établissement d'enseignement supérieur
Niveau: Diplômé
CRICOS: 00219C
Engineers are required to work at the interface of multiple disciplines, interact with a range of stakeholders and solve highly complex problems in a responsible and ethical manner. This demands a high level of discipline knowledge, skills and expertise, and personal traits such as strong communication skills, leadership, ethical behaviour and a commitment to lifelong learning for the most effective professional practice. The goal of this course is to instil these qualifications in you. The engineering subjects within this course will provide you with opportunities to apply deep knowledge and state-of-the-art computational tools and methodologies to solve complex engineering problems through modelling, simulation and predictive analyses. You work individually and as part of teams which will help you develop professional skills such as leadership, teamwork and communication. The authentic engineering projects embedded in the course, some with industry mentors, will provide you with deeper insights into engineering practice in the Australian context. In addition to this, a suite of elective units from Project Management, Construction Management and Information Technology will provide opportunities for you to expand your knowledge base and skill sets. Upon graduating from this course, you will find exciting engineering opportunities in a wide range of areas, including the infrastructure, manufacturing, resources engineering and energy sectors, to mention a few. In the first year, you will study Australian Engineering Practice, core discipline units and discipline-specific elective units. To complete the accredited civil, electrical and mechanical majors, you need to achieve a minimum GPA of 4.1 after completing 48 credit points of study. If you do not meet this GPA requirement, you will switch to the non-accredited Professional major at the start of the second year. In the second year, if you study civil, electrical and mechanical majors, you will complete an individual capstone project over two terms and undertake an internship where you will gain work experience at an engineering organization. If you study the Professional major, you will complete a team project over one term and recommended elective units, providing you with the opportunity to receive either a Graduate Certificate in Project Management or a Graduate Certificate in Information Technology that will improve your graduate employment prospects.
