Melbourne School of Engineering
Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Master of Engineering (Electrical)

The professional Master of Engineering has been developed with three types of students in mind:

  1. students articulating from New Generation Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Science degrees at the University of Melbourne, with a major or sequence in Electrical Systems;
  2. engineering graduates without internationally recognised professional accreditation; and
  3. non-engineering graduates with an appropriate maths and science background who want to study and
    qualify as a professionally accredited engineer.

 

On completion, graduates may practice as electrical engineers and/or work in research and development-related roles. Equally, they may apply their strengths in analysis and mathematics to fields such as management, finance and banking.

 

Course Structure

This sample is provided as a guide only. There are numerous different possibilities available, and subject availability will vary from year to year.

 

Master of Engineering (Electrical)

Preliminary year: required only for students entering from non-Engineering backgrounds.
Graduates from corresponding University of Melbourne New Generation degree pathways enter at second year.

Year 1 (Prelim) Summer Foundations of Electrical Networks      
Sem 1 Electrical Network Analysis and Design Digital System Design Engineering Mathematics Engineering Communication
Sem 2 Electrical Device Modelling Signals and Systems Electronic System Implementation Engineering Computation

Entry point for graduates of New Generation Bachelor of Science and/or graduates with 100-points of credit (see entry requirements)
Year 2 Sem 1 Probability and Random Models Control Systems Electronic Circuit Design Approved Elective
Sem 2 Communication Systems Signal Processing Embedded System Design Approved Elective
Year 3 Sem 1 Electrical Engineering Elective Electrical Engineering Elective Electrical Engineering Capstone Project Approved Elective
Sem 2 Electrical Engineering Elective Electrical Engineering Elective (New Gen graduates only) Approved Elective
Engineering Practice    

Electrical Engineering Electives are chosen from a prescribed list.

Electrical Engineering Electives
Lightwave Systems Power System Analysis Advanced Communication Systems Advanced Signal Processing
Communication Networks High Speed Electronics Advanced Control Systems Electronic System Design

 

Engineering subjects Science subjects Engineering Elective

Course plans for graduates of New Generation Bachelor of Commerce may differ from the above

 

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