COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Advanced Medical Engineering at Monash University requires the completion of 96 credit points and is structured to provide advanced engineering expertise, specialised medical technology knowledge, and practical or research-based experience. Part A, Core Studies (24 credit points), develops advanced engineering capabilities, professional skills, leadership, innovation, and problem-solving techniques that form the foundation of contemporary engineering practice. Part B, Specialist Studies in Medical Engineering (36 credit points), focuses on the integration of engineering and biomedical sciences. Students gain in-depth knowledge of biomaterials, biomechanics, tissue engineering, nanotechnology, drug delivery systems, medical devices, and advanced manufacturing methods such as additive manufacturing. This component also examines the development, regulation, and commercialisation of medical technologies, preparing students to contribute to healthcare innovation. Part C, Advanced Practice (24 credit points), requires students to complete either the Industry Experience pathway or the Master’s Thesis Research pathway. The Industry Experience option provides practical exposure through professional projects and industry engagement, while the Research Thesis option allows students to undertake independent research under academic supervision, developing advanced investigative and analytical skills. Part D, Specified Elective Studies (12 credit points), offers flexibility to broaden knowledge in complementary areas that support individual career aspirations. Together, these components provide a comprehensive education that combines technical expertise, practical application, and innovation. Graduates are well prepared for careers in biomedical engineering, medical device development, healthcare technology, biotechnology, research organisations, and advanced manufacturing industries focused on improving healthcare outcomes.