Master of Professional Engineering
Swinburne University Of Technology
Program Overview
The Master of Professional Engineering is designed to help students develop skills in professional management, communication, and research methods and principles in the engineering discipline. Students undertake research and project work, and benefit from the industry focus of the program.
A key feature of the course is the opportunity to participate in a professional industry project which allows students to apply their knowledge and skills to industry problems. The project also enhances students’ awareness of industry and provides valuable networking opportunities. Unique to this course is the Career Success Program (CSP) which aims to improve graduate employability by focusing on preparation for post-study career opportunities.
Melbourne, Australia
24 Months
AU$ 42,600
IELTS: 6.5 TOEFL: 79
Units of study
Core units
Complete nine units (137.5 credit points) as follows:
- ADM80012 Technology Management *
- CSM80006 Engineering Project Management *
- CVE80010 Principles of Sustainability *
- RSK80006 Risk Management in Projects and Engineering Industries
- EDU80011 Professional Masters Career Management
- ICT80011 Research Methods *
- EAT80001 Professional Engineering Entrepreneurship Project * (25 credit points)
- EAT80002 Professional Masters Industry Project (25 credit points)
- ENT60006 Opportunity Discovery
The admission requirements for Master of Professional Engineering consist of:
- A Bachelor of Engineering degree, or
- A Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) degree, or
- A Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma of Engineering degree following on from a Bachelor of Engineering degree, or
- A qualification deemed to be equivalent to any of the above.
English language requirements
- IELTS overall band of 6.5 (Academic Module) with no individual band below 6.0
Course fees
A$ 42600
The skills attained from the program should assist graduates gaining employment in a range of industries including consulting engineering, construction, local government, and public and private infrastructure owners.