COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) at UNSW Sydney is a 96 Units of Credit (UOC) postgraduate program designed to develop advanced technical expertise and professional engineering capability in mechanical engineering. The program structure consists of a 96 UOC specialisation, allowing students to build in-depth knowledge across key mechanical engineering areas such as design, manufacturing, materials, energy systems, thermodynamics, and mechanical systems analysis. This specialisation component ensures students gain both broad disciplinary understanding and advanced technical skills aligned with industry requirements. A compulsory requirement of the degree is ENGG4999 – 60 Days of Industrial Training, which provides structured, pre-approved work experience in professional engineering environments. This industrial training component allows students to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world settings, develop practical engineering skills, and gain exposure to industry standards, workflows, and professional expectations. It also plays a key role in improving employability by building workplace readiness and professional confidence. The combination of academic specialisation and hands-on industrial training ensures graduates are well prepared for real engineering challenges. Overall, the program equips students with strong analytical, design, and problem-solving abilities, along with practical industry experience. Graduates are prepared for successful careers in mechanical engineering across sectors such as automotive, manufacturing, energy, aerospace, and product design, with strong global career opportunities.