Master of Engineering (ME)
What is Engineering?
The Engineers Australia website provides valuable information on engineerings disciplines.
Engineering Disciplines available at the University of Sydney
Aerospace
Biomedical
Chemical and Biomolecular
- Biophysical Processes
- Environmental
- Sustainable processing
Civil
- Environmental Fluids
- Geotechnical
- Structures
Electrical and Information Engineering
- Network
- Power
- Wireless
Mechanical Engineering
Units of Study
Research Path
The Research Path provides students seeking a career in engineering research with the option of taking a research project. Eligibility is conditional on academic performance in the first semester. Students may progress to a research degree.
Admission Requirements
- Recognised Bachelor of Engineering with a credit average
- Candidates wishing to specialise must have a bachelor's degree with a similar background to the specialisation.
- Applicants who do not meet the admission requirements may be offered the Graduate Diploma in Engineering. A credit average performance in the first semester will allow candidates to apply to transfer to the ME.
Degree Requirements
- a total of 48 credit points
- Specialist degree: units completed in accordance with the degree tables.
- Candidates commencing from 2010 onwards who do not meet the requirements for a specialisation will be awarded a Master of Engineering in their discipline.