The Master of Engineering program requires the completion of 11 units (96 credits), consisting of one core unit and one major comprising 10 units. The core unit, Australian Engineering Practice (ENEG28001), is designed to introduce students to the professional and regulatory context of engineering within Australia. It provides an essential foundation in areas such as professional standards, workplace expectations, ethical responsibilities, and the frameworks that guide engineering practice in Australia.Alongside this core, students will complete a major of 10 units in their chosen engineering discipline. These majors allow students to specialize in areas such as civil, electrical, mechanical, or other engineering fields depending on their career aspirations and prior background. Each major is structured to deepen technical expertise while integrating project-based learning, problem-solving approaches, and advanced analytical skills.The program combines theory with practical applications, ensuring graduates are well-prepared to address engineering challenges in both local and global contexts. Emphasis is placed on applying engineering knowledge to solve real-world problems, managing projects effectively, and aligning technical solutions with safety, sustainability, and professional standards.Graduates of this program are equipped to meet industry demands and are prepared for leadership roles in engineering projects. The course is also suitable for international students and engineers transitioning into the Australian engineering environment, providing them with knowledge of local regulations and practices.