COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Engineering program is structured as a 160-credit-point degree designed to provide advanced technical knowledge, professional engineering skills, and flexibility for specialization. The program includes a combination of core subjects, discipline-specific engineering study, alternate subjects, and electives, allowing students to tailor their learning according to career goals and prior experience. The core component consists of 60 credit points and focuses on developing essential engineering principles, advanced problem-solving abilities, and professional practice skills required across engineering disciplines. A major portion of the program includes 70 credit points dedicated to Master of Engineering discipline study, where students deepen their expertise in their chosen engineering field such as civil engineering, gaining advanced knowledge in design, analysis, and application of engineering systems. Another 70 credit points are allocated to alternate subjects, providing flexibility to explore complementary engineering topics or broaden technical understanding across related areas. In addition, students complete 30 credit points of level 7 elective subjects, allowing further customization of the degree based on individual interests or professional aspirations. This structured yet flexible approach ensures that graduates develop both strong foundational engineering knowledge and specialised expertise. Overall, the program prepares students for professional engineering roles by combining theoretical learning, practical application, and adaptable study pathways aligned with industry needs and accreditation standards.