Is engineering science for you?

The Master of Engineering Science is a postgraduate coursework degree suitable for science and engineering graduates. Read more ...

Hands-on

You will have the opportunity to obtain considerable practical experience in this degree via the Engineering Project. Read more ...

Your future

The Master of Engineering Science recognises the different career pathways that science and engineering professionals working in industry choose to take, usually either managerial or technical. Read more ...

Is engineering science for you?

The Master of Engineering Science is a postgraduate coursework degree suitable for science and engineering graduates. You will have the opportunity to create the kind of masters program that best meets your requirements through the choice of the specialisations. These specialisations fall into three categories:

• Technical courses (mineral processing and energy)
• Management
• Engineering project (which may be conducted in the work place or on campus).

If you have completed a Graduate Certificate in Engineering Science or a Graduate Certificate in Innovation and Commercialisation (and meet the Master of Engineering Science entry requirements) you are required to complete another specialisation to be awarded the Master of Engineering Science.

Hands-on

You will have the opportunity to obtain considerable practical experience in this degree via the Engineering Project. This experience may be based on an engineering consultancy, design, or research project and can be conducted either in the work place or on the University campus. Technical courses will also expose you to practical demonstration of new technology in the laboratory.

Your future

The Master of Engineering Science recognises the different career pathways that science and engineering professionals working in industry choose to take, usually either managerial or technical. The technical specialisations are especially relevant to the energy sector (e.g. clean coal technology), and also to those who wish to work in the coal or mineral processing industries. Others interested in research and development, innovation and commercialisation sectors will also benefit.