La Trobe University

Master of Engineering

La Trobe University

Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Postgraduate
CRICOS: 00115M

Become an engineer for tomorrow's world. Evolving technologies are reshaping industries on a global scale, and engineering is no exception. Robotics, 3D printing and big data mean infrastructure is developed faster, better and more sustainably. Employers are searching for engineers with advanced skills and experience, and who are passionate about building our new future. Prepare for the rich opportunities of the future workforce with La Trobe's accredited Master of Engineering. Developed in consultation with industry leaders, our Master's gives you advanced skills for a successful career, including design, engineering management, research and innovation. You'll learn how to adapt to the emerging technologies that are changing the engineering landscape like artificial intelligence and robotics. You'll also have the opportunity to experience engineering practice first-hand and build valuable industry connections with the option of an 800-hour work-integrated learning (WIL) program.

Structure

To qualify for the award of Master of Engineering, students must complete 240 credit points consisting of: 120 core credit points 60 specialisation stream credit points 60 specialisation credit points.

Subjects

  • First Year Subjects: Academic Integrity Module
  • Advanced Engineering Innovation
  • Applied Management for Engineers
  • Australian Engineering Environment Sustainability and Practice
  • Computer Aided Engineering
  • Engineering Research Methodology and Application
  • Risk and Cost Engineering

Standard entry requirements

Postgraduate: Prerequisites - Course specific requirements - 240 credit point pathway Successful completion of a non-accredited 4-year bachelor

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