Program Overview

Prepare for the rich opportunities of the future workforce with La Trobe's accredited Master of Engineering.

Developed in consultation with industry leaders, our Master's gives you advanced skills for a successful career, including design, engineering management, research and innovation. You'll learn how to adapt to the emerging technologies that are changing the engineering landscape like artificial intelligence and robotics. And you'll experience engineering practice first-hand while gaining valuable industry connections with a six-month work-integrated learning (WIL) program that gives you 800 hours on the job.

By completing La Trobe's Master of Engineering, you will:

• Explore engineering challenges through research, ideation and sustainable product design
• Understand the latest concepts in data and software to model, analyse and implement effective engineering systems
• Build engineering management skills across business strategy, legal, marketing, management and finance to lead projects, motivate teams and drive success
• Develop socially conscious decision-making processes by examining sustainable workplace practices in the Australian engineering industry
• Choose from two specialisations in electronics or telecommunications and networking
• Graduate ready to apply for membership of Engineers Australia.

Specialisation: Telecommunications and Networking

Become an expert in designing and developing new telecom systems and software.

Master network architecture, serial communication standards and routing techniques in computer communication networks. Learn advanced technologies in digital communications and design and simulate and evaluate wireless systems. Scrutinise cybersecurity attacks on system and network services and assess different security mechanisms. Apply your skills and knowledge in real-world situations through work placements with our industry partners. Graduate ready to pursue a career in a range of different sectors including scientific and technical services, defence, and public administration and safety.