Course results for Master of Engineering

Learn the specific management concepts that apply to leaders in the engineering field. You’ll extend your cognitive and technical skills to solve problems and develop strategies. Manage risk, high-performing teams, and projects.

Learn about appropriate engineering design and how to develop a fire safety strategy during construction projects. Then apply your knowledge to a real-world problem by completing a research project.

Dive into deep learning and machine learning. You’ll challenge your discipline's foundational principles and push the boundaries of software engineering. Uncover and solve complex problems under expert guidance.

Apply advanced cloud computing and DevOps knowledge to IT challenges. You’ll learn by working on real industry projects. Approach topics from an entrepreneurial mindset. Explore design thinking. Developed in collaboration with IBM.

Bring sustainability into engineering work practices. Work to solve environmental issues. Specialise in areas like waste management, water treatment, air quality control, and renewable energy. Work in public or private practice, or consulting.

Designed for Chartered Engineers to transition into management, this course will help you boost your established engineering career. Study a combination of engineering and business for leadership. Become a Chief Engineer or Engineering Executive. 

Get set to lead environmental engineering practices in the public sector, resource related sectors, infrastructure sectors, and the consulting sector. Work to resolve issues around solid and hazardous waste, wastewater and air pollution control.

Work towards education leadership roles by studying core subjects in research and global education trends. Choose options from digital technologies, Science Technology Engineering Maths (STEM), pedagogy philosophy, sustainable education and language.

This is the only postgraduate degree of its kind in the world. You will learn how to plan projects that preserve Australia’s river catchments. Combine your scientific, engineering and economic knowledge. Work directly with a water sector employer.

Hone skills in working with complex data sets – combining biology, computer science and information engineering. Work on a project under the eyes of an industry professional. Make workplace connections. Become a bioinformatition or informatician.