Bachelor of Technology (Civil) / Master of Engineering (Civil)

2719TE01 - Bachelor of Technology (Civil) / Master of Engineering (Civil)

Bachelor of Technology (Civil) [Exit point only]

2719TC01 - Bachelor of Technology (Civil) [Exit point only]

Core subjects

Master of Engineering (Civil)

Post Graduate Structure

The key aim of the Master of Engineering (Civil) is to allow for students with an engineering technologist or associate qualification, and experience in industry, to become professional engineers through further study.  Students will spend the first six months of their degree orienting to the course and the cohort through a combination of face-to-face on campus experiences and online study.  They will then complete two one-year paid work placements in industry.  Students develop a portfolio continuously throughout the course, with periodic presentations to demonstrate their progress towards the course objectives.  The course concludes with a capstone project that requires the students to solve a significant engineering challenge in their final industry placement.

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Research relevant current engineering problems or issues and report solutions in contextually appropriate formats

Employ in-depth knowledge, systematic synthesis and design processes to ethically solve complex, real world problems and communicate solutions to engineering and non-engineering audiences

Use planning, goal setting and evidence based reflection to manage learning and professional performance and ongoing development of academic and professional attributes at an emerging professional level

Apply advanced and in-depth technical knowledge and skills to collaboratively develop feasible solutions to complex engineering problems that encompass social, environmental, economic and human dimensions

Conduct and manage engineering projects using systematic and proactive approaches with accountability, reflection and creative innovation

work in multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural teams to collaboratively plan and practice engineering projects with initiative and accountability, and reflect on their challenges, strengths and weaknesses

Students who receive their qualification as a Bachelor of Technology (Civil) from Charles Sturt University can join the Master of Engineering (Civil) without completing ENG461 and ENG474. 

Students who receive their qualification as a Bachelor of Technology (Civil) from Charles Sturt University can join the Master of Engineering (Civil) without completing ENG461 and ENG474.  Offerings: All

Applicants require a minimum of a Bachelor of Technology or Bachelor of Engineering including or along with qualifications or professional practice experience in civil engineering or a related discipline.

Applicants require a minimum of a Bachelor of Technology or Bachelor of Engineering including or along with qualifications or professional practice experience in civil engineering or a related discipline. Offerings: All

Standard English Language Proficiency (ELP) requirements apply.  <a style="color: #236fa1;" title="https://study.csu.edu.au/international/how-to-apply/course-entry-requirements" href="https://study.csu.edu.au/international/how-to-apply/course-entry-requirements" rel="nofollow">Click here to view the specific international course entry requirements</a>.

Standard English Language Proficiency (ELP) requirements apply.  <a style="color: #236fa1;" title="https://study.csu.edu.au/international/how-to-apply/course-entry-requirements" href="https://study.csu.edu.au/international/how-to-apply/course-entry-requirements" rel="nofollow">Click here to view the specific international course entry requirements</a>. Offerings: All

Handbook

2716EN01 - Master of Engineering (Civil)