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Master of Civil Engineering
Graduates of this degree will have developed advanced knowledge and skills relevant to their future careers in a research or professional environment, so that they can provide leadership in a professional context and engage effectively with future research opp…
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Graduates of this degree will have developed advanced knowledge and skills relevant to their future careers in a research or professional environment, so that they can provide leadership in a professional context and engage effectively with future research opportunities. They will be able to apply independent thinking and advanced knowledge and skills to the development and remediation of civil infrastructure systems. Graduates can engage effectively and confidently in a variety of academic and professional settings and provide expertise to support high-level decision making processes.
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Bachelor of Engineering with First or Second Class Honours in an appropriate subject or Postgraduate Certificate in Civil Engineering with a GPA of at least 5.0 or Bachelor of Science with First or Second Class Honours in an appropriate subject.
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