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When you make your choice to study at UNSW, you are not just choosing a
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a cruisy beach lifestyle. A thriving metropolis of sport, entertainment, fashion
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Did you know that UNSW Engineering graduates make up 20% of the top
100 most influential engineers in Australia? Or that our links to the industry,
government and community are truly unrivalled? What about the fact we have
more specialisations than any other university in the land? These are just a few
great reasons to choose UNSW, and here are some more...
UNSW
A culture of innovation
Following its grand opening
in 2015, the Michael Crouch
Innovation Centre (MCIC) has
become a platform for creation
at UNSW and the first of its kind
in Australia. The Centre boasts a
huge footprint with state-of-the-art
facilities, including an innovation
hall and a maker space complete
with multifunctional workspaces,
3D printers and laser cutters.
Students are encouraged to
design, experiment and build
physical prototypes in the MCIC,
which runs a co-curricular
program focused on foundational
and experiential learning, led by
experts and corporate partners.
The program's ultimate goal is
to help students launch their
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World-leading research
UNSW Engineering researchers are striving to solve the worlds biggest issues.
Our stellar international reputation has been enhanced through discoveries in
quantum computing, mining safety equipment and techniques, geology mapping,
photovoltaics, hybrid energy storage systems and the bionic eye. Here are just three
of the UNSW researchers at the forefront of engineering science.
Introduction to degrees
Over the following 55 pages we will take you through the details specific to
all the postgraduate options available through UNSW Engineering. Before
you start, however, here is a quick guide to elements of your degree that are
consistent across the subjects.
Scientia Professor
Andrew Dzurak
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Introduction to degrees
World-leading research
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Biomedical Engineering
Biomedical Engineering
Biomedical Engineering
FOR ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, A FEE GUIDE AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS, SEE PAGE 34
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PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
BIOMBS8338
2 YEARS
8660
18 MONTHS
5449
1 YEAR
Master of
Biomedical Engineering
Biomedical Instrumentation
Dynamics of Cardiovascular Systems
Modelling Organs, Tissues & Devices
Engineering Statistics
Semester 2*
Medical Imaging
Biomedical Systems Analysis
Regulatory Requirements of Biomed Technology
Clinical Laboratory Science
Introductory Polymer Chemistry
Clinical Information Systems
Mechanics of the Human Body
Mechanical Properties of Biomaterial
Biosensors & Transducers
Implantable Bionics
Engineering Statistics
* Please note, semester offerings may vary.
This disciplines programs teach students advanced technical and management skills,
and provides essential specialist knowledge in Chemical Engineering across a range
of areas. This includes the fuel and energy sector, mineral processing, fine chemicals,
pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, consumer products and the food industry.
Electives
Take up to four electives; see page nine for details.
Research
Students complete an advanced thesis project across
two semesters, guided by an academic.
PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
CEICJS8338
2 YEARS
CEICMS5341
1 YEAR
FOR ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, A FEE GUIDE AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS, SEE PAGE 34
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Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering is one of the oldest and largest fields in this discipline and
it offers graduates the opportunity to get involved in projects that enhance
humanitys quality of life. As the broadest engineering discipline at UNSW,
it also offers an incredible range of specialisation options, too.
PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
CVENZS8338
2 YEARS
CVENAT5341
1 YEAR
CVENGT7320
6 MONTHS
Master of Engineering
CVENYS8621
2 YEARS
Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering
Electives
At least one course must be taken from the approved
list of Engineering and Technical Management courses,
and three other electives may be chosen from across the
Faculty, as long as the student is eligible.
We recommend at least one course from:
Engineering Economics & Financial Management
Design of Construction Operations
Project Management Framework
Environmental Management
Sustainability Assessment & Risk Analysis
Research
Students who have not completed a four-year degree,
which included a thesis, must complete a two-course
Masters thesis research component to deepen their
understanding of a topic they are passionate about.
You'll be supervised by an appropriate academic.
Tom Ly Banh
studies Civil
Engineering
at UNSW
ADVANCED DISCIPLINARY
KNOWLEDGE COURSES
Students may take courses from any postgraduate
specialisation offered from the School of Civil and
Environmental Engineering, subject to meeting the
prerequisites requirements.
Choose at least four courses:
Environmental Engineering
Geotechnical Engineering & Engineering Geology
Project Management
Structural Engineering
Transportation Engineering
Water, Wastewater & Waste Engineering
Water Resources (incl. Coastal Engineering courses)
FOR ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, A FEE GUIDE AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS, SEE PAGE 34
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Civil Engineering
Master of Engineering
(Civil Engineering)
Structural Engineering
Structural Stability
Pre-stressed Concrete Design
Reinforced Concrete Design
Computational Structural Mechanics
Steel & Composite Structures
Advanced Materials Technology
Transport Engineering
Urban Transport Planning Practice
Transport Modelling
Transport Systems Part 2
Traffic Management & Control
Water Engineering
Surface Water Hydrology
Urban Hydrology
Catchment & Water Resources Modelling
Channels, Rivers & Estuaries
Groundwater Engineering
Coastal Engineering
Water & Wastewater Analysis
FOR ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, A FEE GUIDE AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS, SEE PAGE 34
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Civil Engineering
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Electrical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
DOUGLAS GEORGE
ADVANCED DISCIPLINARY
KNOWLEDGE COURSES
Choose four or five courses from:
Power System Protection
Mixed Signal Microelectronics Design
Radio Frequency Integrated Circuits
Microsystems Design & Technology
VLSI Technology
Quantum Devices
Power Electronics for Renewable
& Distributed Generation
High Voltage Systems
Industrial & Commercial Power Systems
Electricity Industry Planning
Electricity Industry Operation
PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
ELECBS8338
2 YEARS
ELECPS8338
2 YEARS
ELECQS5341
1 YEAR
ELECAS8621
2 YEARS
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Electrical Safety
Digital Signal Processing Theory & Applications
Digital Image Processing
Speech Processing
Robust & Linear Control Systems
Analysis & Design of Non-linear Control Systems
Real-Time Computing and Control
Special Topics in Electrical Engineering 1
Special Topics in Electrical Engineering 2
Master of Engineering
(Electrical Engineering)
Electrical Engineering
FOR ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, A FEE GUIDE AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS, SEE PAGE 34
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Energy Systems
Energy Systems
Electives
You can take up to four electives; see page nine for info.
Research
You must complete a research component equivalent to
at least three courses; refer to page nine for details.
PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
ELECIS8338
2 YEARS
ELECRS5341
1 YEAR
CONTACT US
Electrical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Environmental Engineering
This degree is concerned with the safe, ecological, sustainable and ethical
development of urban infrastructure. It's a fantastic discipline for students
who want to move their career in the direction of Environmental Engineering
or gain formal qualifications.
Research
Students who have not completed a four-year degree,
with a thesis, must complete a two-course Masters thesis
component, supervised by an appropriate academic.
Master of Engineering
(Environmental Engineering)
We recommend:
Engineering Economics & Financial Management
Project Management Framework
PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
CVENMNT8338
2 YEARS
CVENDT5341
1 YEAR
CVENLT8621
2 YEARS
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Management of Risk
Dispute Avoidance
Resource Management
Marketing in Technology & Engineering
Strategic Management for Engineering
Problem Solving & Decision Making
Design of Construction Operations
Legal Studies & Professional Practice
International Project Management
Project Management Framework
Geotechnical Engineering
Geotechnical Models & Site Investigation
Geomechanics
Transport Engineering
Urban Transport Planning Practice
Traffic Management & Control
Transport Modelling
Transport Systems Part 2
Water Engineering
Surface Water Hydrology
Urban Hydrology
Catchment & Water Resources Modelling
Channels, Rivers & Estuaries
Groundwater Engineering
Coastal Engineering
Water & Wastewater Analysis
* Students can select a range of courses, subject to satisfying
prerequisite requirements.
Our flexible, advanced options in Food Science and Technology provide students
with a deeper understanding of the agifood business. At UNSW youll gain
the strategies and tools to increase efficiency and performance, and the opportunity
to learn alongside like-minded industry professionals.
PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
FOODNS8338
2 YEARS
FOODNS5341
1 YEAR
8037
2 YEARS
5037
1 YEAR
FOR ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, A FEE GUIDE AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS, SEE PAGE 34
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ADVANCED DISCIPLINARY
KNOWLEDGE COURSES
Students must take:
Advanced Processing Technologies
Complex Fluid Microstructure & Rheology
Sensory Analysis of Foods
Advanced Food Microbiology
Electives
Students can choose any of the Faculty courses as long
as they are eligible we recommend:
Engineering Statistics & Experimental Design
Ethics & Leadership in Engineering
Economic Decision Analysis in Engineering
Research
Students must complete a research component in
a topic they are passionate about through practical
application with a practising researcher.
Geospatial Engineering
Geospatial Engineering
This specialisation provides students with advanced study options across a range
of topics in Geospatial Engineering. This includes advanced surveying, modern
geodesy and geopositioning, GPS/GNSS technology, geospatial image analysis,
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and remote sensing.
Geospatial Engineering
Geospatial Engineering
facilities
its software
Sensefly Swinglet Unmanned
development systems
A large number of GPS Software
Research
If you have not completed a fouryear degree that included a thesis,
you must complete a Masters
thesis research component.
TIMOTHY KERR
PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
CVENNT8338
2 YEARS
CVENPT5341
1 YEAR
CVENOT7320
6 MONTHS
FOR ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, A FEE GUIDE AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS, SEE PAGE 34
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Geotechnical Engineering
and Engineering Geology
For those seeking ways to expand their career options in Geotechnical Engineering
and Engineering Geology, or those who would like to move their existing
engineering career in a new direction, the Master of Engineering Science will
provide the advanced skills and knowledge required.
ADVANCED DISCIPLINARY
KNOWLEDGE COURSES
Students choose four courses from:
Geotechnical Models
Geomechanics
Advanced Foundation Engineering
Numerical Methods Geotechnical Engineering
Slope Instability
Rock Engineering
Pavement Engineering
Geotechnical Engineering of Dams
Electives
At least one course must be taken from the Engineering
and Technical Management courses. We recommend:
Engineering Economics & Financial Management
Project Management Framework
Environmental Management
Sustainability Assessment & Risk Analysis
Other possibilities:
Project and Construction Management
Management of Risk
Design of Construction Operations
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Water Engineering
Catchment & Water Resources Modelling
Urban Hydrology
Surface Water Hydrology
Channels, Rivers & Estuaries
Groundwater Engineering
Coastal Engineering
Water & Wastewater Analysis
Structural Engineering
Structural Stability
Prestressed Concrete Design
Reinforced Concrete Design
Computational Structural Mechanics
Steel & Composite Structures
Advanced Materials Technology
PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
CVENRT8338
2 YEARS
CVENST5341
1 YEAR
FOR ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, A FEE GUIDE AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS, SEE PAGE 34
Transport Engineering
Urban Transport Planning Practice
Transport Modelling
Transport Systems
Traffic Management & Control
Research
Students who have not completed a four-year degree
with a thesis must complete a Masters thesis research
component. This gives them the opportunity to broaden
their understanding of a topic they're passionate about.
It will be supervised by an appropriate academic.
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IT and Computing
Information technology provides students with the skills to use todays technology as
well as create the technology of tomorrow. Graduates are trained to anticipate future
requirements and develop applications, frameworks, products and services to meet
those needs in areas such as networking, data mining, robotics and internet services.
Master of
Information Technology
Graduate Diploma of
Information Technology
Graduate Certificate
of Computing
FOR ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, A FEE GUIDE AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS, SEE PAGE 34
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IT and Computing
IT and Computing
PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
8543
2 YEARS
5543
1 8 MONTHS
7543
6 MONTHS
Object-Oriented Programming
Object-Oriented Software Development
Operating Systems
Programming Languages & Compilers
Robotic Software Architecture
Security Engineering
Security Engineering Workshop
Service-Oriented Architectures
Software Construction: Techniques & Tools
System Capacity Planning
Theory of Computation
User Interface Design & Construction
Web Applications Engineering
Web Data Compression & Search
Wireless Mesh & Sensor Networks
Electives
Students are permitted to take up to three electives
from outside the school. All non-CSE electives must be
selected from the MIT Course list.
Research
This degree provides significant exposure to research
and many of our courses contain research components.
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Manufacturing Engineering
and Management
Manufacturing engineers are involved in all facets of production and have a broad
knowledge of the design and operation of machines and systems, which means
they often manage multidisciplinary teams. This program integrates engineering,
technology and management, providing students with a grounding in everything
from product design to manufacture, sales and distribution.
ZAC CHIN
PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
MANFCS8338
2 YEARS
MANFFS5341
1 YEAR
FOR ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, A FEE GUIDE AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS, SEE PAGE 34
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Because each students study choices are different, its impossible to provide a
definitive cost of studying at UNSW. The program fee is an estimate based on the total
units of credit. The fees stated here are indicative 2016 fees and are subject to change,
please refer to unsw.edu.au/fees to stay up-to-date.
Program
Name
Master of
Engineering
Science
Master of
Engineering
8338
8621
Duration**
(full time)
2 years
2 years
Domestic
Full Fee
$60,000
$60,000
International
Program Fee
$82,160
$82,160
8037
2 years
$60,000
$82,160
Master of
Information
Technology
8543
2 years
$60,000
$82,160
Master of
Biomedical
Engineering
8660
18 months
$45,000
$61,020
Master
of Mining
Engineering
8335
18 months
$51,120
$61,020
Graduate
Diploma of
Engineering
Science
5341
1 year
$30,000
$39,880
Graduate
Diploma of
Food Science
5037
1 year
$30,000
$39,880
Graduate
Diploma of
Information
Technology
5543
18 months
$45,000
$61,020
5335
1 year
6 months
$15,000
$19,940
6 months
$17,040
$19,940
Graduate
Certificate of
Computing
7543
Graduate
Certificate
of Mining
Engineering
7335
Graduate
Certificate of
Petroleum
Engineering
7343
Master of
Food Science
Graduate
Diploma
of Mining
Engineering
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Program
Code
Must Read
$34,080
$39,880
FEE-HELP is a Federal
Government loan to assist full
fee-paying students pay part or
all of their tuition fees. FEEHELP is available to students
who are Australian citizens or
permanent Australian residents
with a humanitarian visa. Visit
studyassist.gov.au for more info.
For eligibility advice, please contact
the FEE-HELP enquiry line on
1800 020 108.
HOW TO
APPLY
1
Choose your program
It should suit your interests,
skills and career goals.
2
Check the programs
entry requirements
1 year
$22,500
$30,160
* Minimum 65% average as determined by the UNSW Postgraduate Entry Score Calculator in a relevant discipline. (Minimum 70% for students from a
non-211 unviersity in China). Find the Postgraduate Entry Score Calculator at unsw.to/pgentrycalculator ** All programs are available in S1 and S2.
3
Submit your
application online
Go to apply.unsw.edu.au
to upload these documents:
Copies of academic
transcripts and testamurs
(if its not in English, a
NAATI-approved translation
must be provided).
Copies of IELTS or
TOEFL (or equivalent) test
scores (if applicable).
Details of work
experience, if applicable.
Some programs may
require some additional
documentation.
4
Track your application
Once you submit your
application, you will receive a
receipt. This will contain your
student ID number so you can
track your application online.
+ my.unsw.edu.au.
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A letter of offer
You will be advised of the
outcome of your application
via email. If youre receiving
assistance, your nominated
representative will also receive
a copy.
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Enrol online
Once you accept your
offer, enrol at my.unsw.
edu.au to secure your
place in your program.
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Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
This degree offers the unique opportunity to combine various disciplines together in
order to develop and improve products, processes and systems. In short, to change
the world for the better. Our programs provide students with the knowledge, tools
and strategies to design engineering systems and manage a products lifecycle.
PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
MECHIS8338
2 YEARS
MECHZS5341
1 YEAR
Master of Engineering
MECHBS8621
2 YEARS
FOR ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, A FEE GUIDE AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS, SEE PAGE 34
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Master of Engineering
(Mechanical Engineering)
ADVANCED DISCIPLINARY
KNOWLEDGE COURSES
Research-related courses
ME Project A
ME Project B
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Mining Engineering
The best way to advance in the mining industry is to be armed with the latest skills
and knowledge. Postgraduate coursework programs can make a significant difference
for those already working in the industry or for those planning a career change.
Electives
Masters students choose five electives, and Graduate
Diploma students choose two electives from:
Technology Management in Mining
Mine Slope Stability
Numerical Methods in Mine Geomechanics**
Advanced Soil Mechanics & Mine Fill
Drilling, Blasting & Machine Excavations
Mine Water & Waste Management
Geotechnical Engineering for Underground
Hard Rock Mines**
Geotechnical Data Collection & Analysis**
Mining Geotechnical Project**
Mining Industry Research Project ll**
** Not available to Graduate Diploma students
Electives
Masters students choose seven electives, and Graduate
Diploma students choose four electives, from:
Mining Industry Research Project II**
Mining & Resources Law
Technology Management in Mining
FOR ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, A FEE GUIDE AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS, SEE PAGE 34
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Mining Engineering
Mining Engineering
Contracts, Contractors
Mine Design & Feasibility
Mine Surveying
Environmental Management for the Mining Industry
Advanced Mineral Economics & Project Evaluation
Mine Geology & Geophysics for Mining Operations
Mineral Processing
Mine Water & Waste Management
Uranium Mining Fundamentals
Mine Ventilation
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Mining Engineering
Mining Engineering
Master of Mine
Geotechnical Engineering
Graduate Diploma
of Mine Ventilation
Research
A research thesis specific to Underground Ground
Control is required for the Masters, which includes two
additional courses:
Mining Industry Research Project l (MINE8440)
Mining Industry Research Project ll (MINE8445)
Research
A research thesis specific to Underground Ground
Control is required for the Masters, which includes two
additional courses:
Mining Industry Research Project l (MINE8440)
Mining Industry Research Project ll (MINE8445)
FOR ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, A FEE GUIDE AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS, SEE PAGE 34
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PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
8335
MINEJS8335
MINEPS8335
18 MONTHS
5335
MINERS5335
MINEQS5335
1 YEAR
7335
6 MONTHS
8059
MINEUS8059
MINETS8059
18 MONTHS
FEBRUARY
5059
MINENS5059
MINEMS5059
1 YEAR
FEBRUARY
5046
1 YEAR
FEBRUARY
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Nuclear Engineering
Nuclear Engineering
Nuclear Engineering
ADVANCED DISCIPLINARY
KNOWLEDGE COURSES
Students must take:
Introduction to Nuclear Engineering
Reactor Physics for Engineers
Fuel Cycle, Waste Management
& Life-cycle Management
Students can choose one or two advanced electives:
Nuclear Safety, Security & Safeguards
Uranium Mining Fundamentals
Electives
See page nine for details.
ALLY RABALIKO
Research
See page nine for details.
PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
ENGGPS8338
2 YEARS
FOR ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, A FEE GUIDE AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS, SEE PAGE 34
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Petroleum Engineering
Petroleum Engineering
Petroleum Engineering
Petroleum engineers explore, design, develop and produce the oil and gas
resources that underpin the energy and materials industries. This specialisation
prepares an engineer from a non-petroleum background to work in a role that
requires Petroleum Engineering knowledge, and enables students already with a
background in this discipline to extend and broaden their knowledge.
FOR ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, A FEE GUIDE AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS, SEE PAGE 34
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VINH TRUONG
PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
PTRLBS8338
2 YEARS
PTRLCS8338
2 YEARS
PTRLDS5341
1 YEAR
7343
1 YEAR
CONTACT US
Master of Engineering
Science (Photovoltaics
and Solar Energy)
PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
SOLACS8338
2 YEARS
SOLAES5341
1 YEAR
SOLADS8338
2 YEARS
SOLAFS5341
1 YEAR
Master of Engineering
Science (Renewable
Energy Engineering)
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Project Management
Electives
You must choose at least one elective from the
Engineering and Technical Management course
options listed below:
We recommend:
Engineering Economics & Financial Management
Project Management Framework
Environmental Management
Sustainability Assessment & Risk Analysis
Other options, subject to eligibility:
Urban Transport Planning Practice
Transport Modelling
Transport Systems Part 1
Traffic Management & Control
Geotech Models & Site Investigations
Geomechanics
Advanced Foundation Engineering
Slope Instability & Stabilisation
Rock Engineering
Geotechnical Engineering of Dams
Surface Water Hydrology
Urban Hydrology
Catchment & WR Modelling
Channels, Rivers & Estuaries
Groundwater Hydrology
Structural Stability
Pre-stressed Concrete Design
Reinforced Concrete Design
Computational Structural Mechanics
Steel Structures
Advanced Materials Technology
Water & Wastewater Analysis
Water Treatment
Wastewater Treatment
Solid Waste Management
Environmental Engineering Science 1
Fundamentals of Geopositioning
Fundamentals of Geomechanics
Coastal Engineering
Environmental Engineering Science 2
Environmental Management
Special topics equal to six units of credit
Principles of Geographic Information
Systems & Science
Principles of GPS Positioning
FOR ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, A FEE GUIDE AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS, SEE PAGE 34
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Project Management
Project Management
PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
CVENFT8338
2 YEARS
CVENET5341
1 YEAR
CONTACT US
This program was designed with input from both the space industry and global
leaders in education. The focus is on producing industry savvy professionals
with knowledge of satellite engineering, from management and law, mission
development, launch, operations and maintenance, through to satellite applications.
ADVANCED DISCIPLINARY
KNOWLEDGE COURSES
Students must take:
The Space Segment
The Ground Segment & Space
Space Applications 1
Satellite Applications 2
Choose one course from:
Digital Image Processing
Remote Sensing Applications
GPS Receivers
Satellite Navigation
Requirements Engineering
TIM BROADBENT
Electives
See page nine for details.
Research
Students must complete a major research project across
two semesters, guided by an academic.
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PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
ELECOS8338
2 YEARS
CONTACT US
Structural Engineering
Structural Engineering
Structural Engineering
FOR ENTRY REQUIREMENTS, A FEE GUIDE AND APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS, SEE PAGE 34
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PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
CVENXS8338
2 YEARS
CVENWS5341
1 YEAR
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Sustainable Systems
Sustainable Systems
Sustainable Systems
JACK BLACKWELL
PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
ENGGAS8338
2 YEARS
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Electives*
Students take four courses in sustainability management
and implementation from an extensive list. Themes
covered include; assessing and interpreting sustainable
development, reporting and promoting sustainability,
sustainable management of natural, man-made and
human resources, and policies and solutions.
General focus
Problem Solving & Decision Making
Principles of GI Systems & Science
or Geospatial Information Science
Engineering Statistics & Experimental Design
Managing Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Time Series
Introduction to Probability & Stochastic Processes
Imperatives for a Sustainable Future
Sustainable Development & the Urban Environment
Energy & the Built Environment
Corporate focus
Engineering Economics & Financial Management
Human Resources Management
Management of Risk
Strategic Management for Engineering
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Societal focus
Transport, Land Use & Environment
Sustainable Infrastructure
Media Advocacy & Public Education
Environment & Development
Reporting for Climate Change & Sustainability
* You may select one Engineering and Technical Management
elective from the consolidated faculty list with approval.
Research
Refer to page nine for details.
Telecommunications
Telecommunications
Telecommunications
Master of Engineering
(Telecommunications)
Electives
Refer to page nine for details.
ADVANCED DISCIPLINARY
KNOWLEDGE COURSES
Research
Refer to page nine for details.
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GPS Receivers
Receivers & Systems
GeoIT & Infomobility Applications
Network Systems Architecture
Network Operations & Control
Advanced Wireless Communications
Coding & Information Theory
Microwave Circuits, Theory & Techniques
Advanced Networking
Quantum Communications
PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
TELEBS8338
2 YEARS
TELECS5341
1 YEAR
TELEAS8621
2 YEARS
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Transport Engineering
Transport Engineering
Transport Engineering
With increases in population and urban sprawl, the need for safe, quick, reliable
and efficient transport systems has never been more important. This discipline
looks at the planning, functional design, operation and management of transport
infrastructure, with a focus on its economic and environmental impact.
ADVANCED DISCIPLINARY
KNOWLEDGE COURSES
Students must take:
Urban Transport Planning
Transport Modelling
Transport Systems Part 2
Traffic Management & Control
Electives
At least one subject must be taken from the Engineering
and Technical Management courses, subject to eligibility.
We recommend:
Engineering Economics & Financial Management
Project Management Framework
Environmental Management
Other possibilities:
Project Planning & Control
Management of Risk
Design of Construction Operations
Water & Wastewater Analysis
Environmental Engineering Science 1
Sustainability Assessment & Risk Analysis
Principles of Geographic Information
Systems & Science
Fundamentals of Geopositioning
Research
Students who have not completed a four-year degree
including a thesis must complete a Masters thesis
research component that gives them the opportunity
to broaden their understanding of a topic under the
supervision of an appropriate academic.
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VANESSA CALDERON
PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
CVENCT8338
2 YEARS
CVENBT5341
1 YEAR
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This discipline looks at the full cycle of water in natural and engineered systems.
Its best suited to practising water engineers and recent graduates planning a
career in large-scale water engineering.
Master of Engineering
Science (Water Engineering:
Catchments to Coast)
ADVANCED DISCIPLINARY
KNOWLEDGE COURSES
Students choose at least four courses from:
Urban Hydrology
Catchment & Water Resources Modelling
Channels, Rivers & Estuaries
Groundwater Engineering
Coastal Engineering
Electives
At least one course must be taken from the Engineering
and Technical Management courses, subject to eligibility.
We recommend:
Engineering Economics & Financial Management
Project Management Framework
Environmental Management
Sustainability Assessment & Risk Analysis
Other possibilities:
Project and Construction Management
Management of Risk
Design of Construction Operations
Geotechnical Engineering
Geotechnical Models & Site Investigation
Geomechanics
Advanced Foundation Engineering
Numerical Methods in Geotechnical Engineering
Slope Instability
Rock Engineering
Pavement Engineering
Geotechnical Engineering of Dams
Structural Engineering
Structural Stability
Pre-stressed Concrete Design
Reinforced Concrete Design
Computational Structural Mechanics
Steel & Composite Structures
Advanced Materials Technology
Transport Engineering
Urban Transport Planning Practice
Transport Modelling
Transport Systems Part 2
Water & Wastewater Analysis
Research
Students who did not do a four-year degree that included
a thesis must complete a Masters thesis research
component supervised by an appropriate academic.
PROGRAM OPTIONS
PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
CVENIT8338
2 YEARS
CVENHT5341
1 YEAR
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Water Engineering:
Catchment to Coast
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Water, Wastewater
and Waste Engineering
Effective and sustainable water and wastewater treatment are crucial for urban
populations, as is environmentally responsible waste management. For engineers and
other professionals interested in expanding their knowledge and skills, our programs
cover current and future technologies for water usage, wastewater treatment and
waste disposal.
ADVANCED DISCIPLINARY
KNOWLEDGE COURSES
Students choose at least four courses from:
Solid Waste Management
Hazardous Waste Management
Water Treatment
Wastewater Treatment
Water & Wastewater Analysis
Electives
Students choose at least one subject from the
Engineering and Technical Management courses,
subject to eligibility. We recommend:
Environmental Management
Sustainability Assessment & Risk Analysis
Other possibilities:
Environmental Engineering Science 1
Environmental Engineering Science 2
Surface Water Hydrology
Urban Hydrology
Catchment & Water Resources Modelling
Channels, Rivers & Estuaries
Groundwater Engineering
Coastal Engineering
Research
Students who have not completed a four-year degree
that included a thesis must complete a Masters thesis
research component that gives them the opportunity
to deepen their understanding of a topic that they
are passionate about. An appropriate academic will
supervise the research.
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PROGRAM CODE
DURATION
BEGINS
CVENKT8338
2 YEARS
1 YEAR
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Postgraduate research
Postgraduate research
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Documentation
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