Melbourne School of Engineering

Studying Engineering in 2010 and Beyond

"The University of Melbourne has led engineering education since establishing Australia’s first School of Engineering in 1862.

Over the years, the School has refined its degrees regularly, to keep pace with developments in the profession and economy globally.  

I am pleased to announce the latest phase in that evolution, to strengthen engineering education at Melbourne.

These changes will help us to achieve our vision - to be one of the great engineering schools in the world - and ensure that we continue to produce some of the world’s best engineers.

They enable us to produce a new generation of engineers, with strong technical and problem solving skills, combined with creativity, ingenuity and leadership, to meet the challenges facing the world today."

- Iven Mareels, Dean of Engineering

 

What changes are being introduced?

- For Undergraduates
- For Graduates

Why are the changes being introduced?

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What changes are being introduced?

 

1. For Undergraduates:
2. For Graduates

 

Why are the changes being introduced?

 

There are compelling reasons for offering a five year engineering education.

 

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What does this mean for...

 

Year 11 & 12 students and their parents?
Year 10 students and their parents?
Prospective graduate students?
Agents & Student Advisors
Sponsors
Employers
Alumni
Current Students
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We welcome your feedback about the changes we are introducing.  You can contact us by e-mailing eng-info@unimelb.edu.au