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Master of Engineering
Graduates can demonstrate advanced knowledge of a field of Engineering; apply and communicate effectively engineering principles and concepts; understand, evaluate, access and review, critically, new information (including findings and discussions in the liter…
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Engineering and technology
Graduates can demonstrate advanced knowledge of a field of Engineering; apply and communicate effectively engineering principles and concepts; understand, evaluate, access and review, critically, new information (including findings and discussions in the literature); engage in rigorous intellectual analysis, criticism and problem solving; work independently; carry out research, write a composite report and communicate effectively concepts, results, and conclusions. Completion of this degree can lead to professional employment or the possibility of doctoral study. The degree may be endorsed in bioengineering, chemical and process engineering, civil engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, mechanical engineering, or software engineering.
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Bachelor of Engineering with first- or second-class honours or Bachelor of Science with first- or second-class honours or, exceptionally, another appropriate degree.
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