Master of Professional Engineering (Specialisation)

University of Tasmania (UTAS)

The Master of Professional Engineering is an entry-to-practice masters-level qualification offering specialisations in the following areas: Civil and Structural, Electronics and Communications, Mechanical engineering., Renewable Energy and Electrical Power and Timber Design.This qualification is aimed at students who have completed a bachelor''s degree in civil or mechanical engineering from a non‐Washington accord university, students who have completed a bachelor's degree in engineering (other than civil and/or mechanical) or students who hold a Bachelor of Science with sufficient numerical skills. The course contents and assessment schedule will enable students to achieve Engineers Australia (EA) Stage 1 Competencies whilst demonstrating the application of Level 9 Australian Qualification Framework (AQF) knowledge and skills. Course Level Intended Learning Outcomes Formulate substantiated conclusions for an assortment of contemporary engineering problems through applying established and emerging methods of engineering analysis. Design engineering components, systems and/or processes with community members to address an assemblage of technical, ethical, legislative and resourcing considerations. Manage an engineering project throughout the project management lifecycle by applying local engineering knowledge and professional judgement. Disseminate original research conclusions emanating from a local engineering project for a professional and academic audience.

College of Sciences and Engineering

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