The Master of Engineering is designed to develop your expertise through advanced courses and specialised electives. The program is a pathway to becoming an accredited engineer and has been submitted for accreditation to Engineers Australia.

The world is changing fast. Rather than fighting change, at UQ we believe it’s something to embrace.

Postgraduate engineering studies will prepare you for more senior, leadership roles so you can boldly ask questions in new and challenging ways.

Discipline focussed courses coupled with practical research or industry based projects will give you the confidence and capability to solve complex engineering challenges in a changing world.

Here, you’ll study alongside peers who share your passion for solving human problems such as climate change, overpopulation, network security and more.

Urban Water Engineering

The Master of Engineering (Urban Water Engineering)??????? provides engineers with the integrated knowledge and skills required to grasp the whole urban water cycle and the linkages between its different aspects.

The trend towards urbanisation and associated water stress in modern cities is strengthening, and as the urban centres become more densely populated this will not be reversed in the foreseeable future. Globally, there is shortage of engineers with expertise in all aspects of the urban water cycle and their reciprocal influence and integration.

The Master of Engineering (Urban Water Engineering) is designed to develop your technical expertise through advanced and master's level courses, and provides the opportunity to select electives to complement your discipline. This knowledge will expertly prepare graduates with the necessary skills required to solve complex engineering challenges in a changing world.

Careers

Consulting / Multinational engineering organisations
Small and medium-sized enterprises
Educational institutions
Municipal and governmental bodies
Urban utilities