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Master of Professional Engineering
MProfEng graduates will know, understand, and be able to apply the principles, concepts and ideas that define their chosen engineering specialisation. They will be proven, critical, reflective practitioners able to pursue the highest personal professional goal…
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MProfEng graduates will know, understand, and be able to apply the principles, concepts and ideas that define their chosen engineering specialisation. They will be proven, critical, reflective practitioners able to pursue the highest personal professional goals. They will be qualified to work in the following professional roles: Civil Engineer Professional Engineer Construction Engineer Infrastructure Engineer "
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Completed the requirements for a Bachelor of Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) or other relevant degree with a minimum GPA, or completed the requirements for a relevant Bachelors degree and passed 60 points of relevant courses with a minimum GPA. "
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