Program Overview

This course is designed for those who wish to convert into a different engineering discipline, or from an undergraduate science or technology degree. It provides foundational knowledge, skills and professional competencies for an engineer in your chosen discipline.

What you'll learn

• Apply technical and theoretical knowledge and skills to identify and evaluate innovative solutions to complex engineering problems
• Recognise the importance of culture, including that of local First Peoples, and be able to work respectfully and productively across cultures
• Analyse contemporary industry needs generate creative and innovative engineering solutions
• Apply engineering skills and knowledge, sustainability frameworks, and ethical approaches to address issues of international relevance
• Use technology to facilitate problem solving and communicate effective and innovative solutions in an engineering context
• Recognise the role of a professional engineer in society and work ethically and morally to develop a professional profile as an engineer

Major: Mining Engineering

• Apply technical and theoretical knowledge and skills to identify and evaluate innovative solutions to complex engineering problems
• Recognise the importance of culture, including that of local First Peoples, and be able to work respectfully and productively across cultures
• Analyse contemporary industry needs generate creative and innovative engineering solutions
• Apply engineering skills and knowledge, sustainability frameworks, and ethical approaches to address issues of international relevance
• Use technology to facilitate problem solving and communicate effective and innovative solutions in an engineering context
• Recognise the role of a professional engineer in society and work ethically and morally to develop a professional profile as an engineer