Master of Engineering Practice Major Electrical & Electronic Engineering

Start

Semester 1 (February)
Semester 2 (July)
Semester 3 (November)

Flexibility

Distance

Campus

Duration

1.5 years or part time equivalent

Units

12 units

Approximate annual fees

Commonwealth supported
AUD 8360
Domestic full fee paying
AUD 18740

We're sorry but this program is not currently available for international students.

Master of Engineering Practice (Electrical and Electronic Engineering)

If you are an Engineering Technologist and have more than 5 years industry experience under your belt, then USQ’s Master of Engineering Practice (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) will give you the necessary qualification to be eligible for Professional Engineer registration with Engineers Australia.

Right from the beginning you will be able to use the knowledge and skills you have already gained in the workplace to complete your first year core units. Through self-assessment and workplace portfolios you will demonstrate how you may already meet Engineers Australia’s competencies and identify the technical courses you will need to complete in order to graduate. Available to study through distance education, the Master of Engineering Practice enables you to travel or work while studying and allows you to adapt your study to your life.

You will build upon your prior knowledge in Electrical and Electronic Engineering with advanced studies in areas including: design, structural analysis and hydraulics. Your capstone course will see you working in USQ’s state-of-the-art laboratories on advanced electrical and electronic equipment not always available in the workplace.

Professional recognition

Through the Master of Engineering Practice (Electrical and Electronic Engineering), you will gain the eligibility to apply for membership as a Professional Engineer with Engineers Australia. You will also have the opportunity to work overseas, with your accreditation recognised in the United Kingdom, the Unites States of America, Canada, Ireland, Hong Kong, New Zealand and South Africa.