Master of Engineering

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.

This three year program is designed to develop your expertise through advanced courses and specialised electives. It's a pathway to becoming an accredited engineer and has been submitted for accreditation by Engineers Australia.

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.

The 21st century engineer is someone with a truly global outlook who addresses increasingly complex and interdisciplinary challenges. UQ's Master of Engineering has been designed to include business and innovation courses so graduating students are better prepared to take on more senior leadership roles.

• Undertake supervised projects relevant to your engineering field. You'll learn from UQ and guest academics, industry representatives, and business leaders about how to implement innovative design solutions in the real world.
• Specialise in bioengineering, chemical engineering, civil engineering, electrical engineering, materials and manufacturing engineering, mechanical engineering, petroleum engineering, renewable energy, software engineering or urban water engineering.
• Benefit from a program that includes a balance of business courses. You'll develop your ability to understand, manage and deliver complex professional projects within your chosen engineering discipline.