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Master of Engineering
ME graduates will have knowledge at a higher level than a BE graduate in an engineering discipline. They will be able to create new knowledge, critically evaluate information and communicate effectively, and be prepared for doctoral study or employment. They w…
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ME graduates will have knowledge at a higher level than a BE graduate in an engineering discipline. They will be able to create new knowledge, critically evaluate information and communicate effectively, and be prepared for doctoral study or employment. They will have good quantitative skills, be able to solve a range of both theoretical and practical problems, have acquired the ability to work independently and with groups and, where relevant to the discipline, be able to design experiments and analyse data appropriately.
Getting in
As the university states it
(a) meet the University admission requirements as specified; and have: (b) been awarded or qualified with the Bachelor of Engineering with Honours or equivalent with a minimum B grade average over the highest level majoring papers; or (c) been awarded or qualified for the Postgraduate Diploma in Engineering or equivalent with a minimum B grade average; or (d) been awarded or qualified with the Bachelor of Engineering with Honours or equivalent and have significant professional experience; or (e) been awarded or qualified for the Postgraduate Diploma in Engineering or equivalent and have significant professional experience.
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