Master of Engineering (Civil Structures)

Masters (Coursework)

Key details

Degree Type

Masters (Coursework)

Duration

1.5 years full-time

Course Code

MA-ECS, 085744A

Study Mode

In person

International Fees

$34,010 per year / $51,015 total

About this course

The Master of Engineering (Civil Structures) is for students who wish to become competent professional structural engineers equipped with advanced discipline-specific knowledge and skills for the design and analysis of building and civil structures, as well as the advanced uses of both ordinary and new construction materials. The course will have an applied industry focus and present a variety of units relevant to professional practice and contemporary research in the field. The skills involved are common to all sizes of organisations, including public sector, private sector and non-profit.

Please note: the last intake for this course will be Semester 2 2018. Please refer to the Master of Engineering (MA-ENG).

Study locations

Hawthorn

Career pathways

The program will provide the following generic attributes:

Providing career orientated education
Developing links with industry and knowledge transfer
Undertaking research which is applied and relevant to the needs of industry
Developing lifelong learning skills
Establishing international links including opportunities for collaboration with Swinburne's other campuses

Course structure

The Master of Engineering (Civil Structures) consists of 12 units of study (150 credit points). All units carry 12.5 credit points. In each academic year, two units (25 credit points) per semester would normally constitute a part-time load and four units (50 credit points) per semester constitute a full-time load. The average weekly workload of a typical part-time student is expected to be 25 hours of personal study and class attendance time combined. For full-time students this would equate to 50 hours per week. To qualify for the Master of Engineering (Civil Structures), students are required to complete 12 units (150 credit points) comprising:

6 discipline-specific units (75 credit points)
4 elective units (50 credit points)
1 research paper unit (12.5 credit points)
1 research methods unit (12.5 credit points)

Credit for prior study or work

Credit is granted in recognition of previous study and/or experience and allows students to gain advanced standing towards their course. Applicants are assessed on a case-by-case basis. Learn more about credit.

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