How to enrol in theMaster of Professional Engineering

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Quick facts

Course Title Master of Professional Engineering

Short title MProfEng

Course code E6011

Specialisations you can choose

Chemical (Food engineering), Chemical (Bioprocessing engineering), Chemical (Engineering design), Civil (Structure), Civil (Transport), Civil (Water), Civil (Geomechanics), Electrical engineering, Materials engineering, Mechanical engineering.

You’ll graduate with The award title for your specialisation for example:Master of Professional Mechanical Engineering

Credit points 16 units x 6 credit points = 96 credit points (2 year program)

Duration 2 years full time

Time limit 2 Year Duration = 6 years

The Handbook will provide you with your degree structure and course requirements including:• Course structure and unit requirements• Units available and detailed unit information• Unit guides• Assessments and learning outcomes• Unit coordinators and Chief examiners• Course maps

The 2020 Handbook

Unit structure of your degree (Refer to the 2020 Handbook)Part A. Engineering specialist knowledge and application units (Core compulsory units)Part B. Enhancement learning units (Technical electives)Part C. Research and knowledge skills unitsPart D. Professional practice unit

Tip! Use the course progression maps in the Handbook to view detailed individual specialisation streams

Your first year program overview

Part A (Core compulsory unit)Engineering SpecialisationKnowledge and application

Part A (Core compulsory unit)Engineering SpecialisationKnowledge and application

Part BEnhancement learning (Technical elective unit)

Part BEnhancement learning (Technical elective unit)

Part A (Core compulsory unit)Engineering SpecialisationKnowledge and application

Part A (Core compulsory unit)Engineering SpecialisationKnowledge and application

Part A (Core compulsory unit)Engineering SpecialisationKnowledge and application

Part DProfessional practice unit

ENG5100

Continuous Professional Development (CPD)CPD is a compulsory requirement for all Master of Professional Engineering students. It is a collection of all work, volunteering and personal and professional development opportunities which comprises of a total of 420 hours of CPD activities. The CPD unit code is ENG0003 – This unit is pre-enrolled you will not have to select it.

Your first semester of study Your second semester of study

NEXT: Click on your specialisation and choose your units.

CIVILGeomechanics, Structures, Transport, Water

One of: Chemical, Electrical, Materials, Mechanical

Enrolling in your units on WES – IMPORTANT to read carefully

IF you are enrolling in one of the following streams: Chemical (Food, Bioprocessing or Design)ElectricalMaterialsMechanicalYou must select two technical elective units (PART B) for the specialisation stream you are enrolling in –This means choosing one elective for each semester of study.

All your core compulsory units (PART A) are already pre-enrolled for both semesters in WES – You MUST Click and Confirm each unconfirmed unit (Step 3 Get Started)

TIP!Before enrolling in your technical electives, we recommend that you take the time to read the unit content to ensure that you have the necessary background to progress successful in that unit.

CHEMICAL ELECTRICAL MATERIALS MECHANICAL

NEXT: Click on your specialisation and choose your units.

Enrolling in your units on WES – IMPORTANT to read carefully

IF you are enrolling in to a Civil Engineering specialisation stream (Geomechanics, Structures, Water or Transport)

Your enrolment for 2020 is already pre-enrolled in WES including your Part B units.You are therefore NOT required to choose any additional units for your course.

Your next step is to go to Get Started – Step 3 and confirm all your units in WES and click submit.

All your core compulsory units (PART A) are already pre-enrolled for both semesters in WES – You MUST Click and Confirm each unconfirmed unit (Step 3 Get Started)

CIVIL ENGINEERING STUDENTS

CLICK TO FINISH

Choose your electives – Chemical Engineering

Chemical Engineering Specialisation Stream:Choose 2 of the following – one in each of Semester 1 and Semester 2

CHE5883 Nanostructured membranes for separation and energy production

CHE5886 Advanced biopolymers

CHE5889 Food engineering and processing

ENG5008 Work integrated learning

MEC5888 Renewable energy systems

MTE5882 Advanced polymeric materials

MTE5887 Additive manufacturing of polymeric and functional materials

CLICK TO FINISH

Choose your electives – Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineering Specialisation Stream:Choose 2 of the following – one in each of Semester 1 and Semester 2

ECE5143 Optical communications

ECE5145 Network performance

ECE5153 Power system analysis

ECE5155 Electrical energy – power electronic applications

ECE5176 Computer vision

ECE5178 Intelligent robotics

ECE5179 Neural networks and deep learning

ENG5008 Work integrated learning

CLICK TO FINISH

Choose your electives – Materials Engineering

Materials Engineering Specialisation Stream:Choose 2 of the following – one in each of Semester 1 and Semester 2

CHE5883 Nanostructured membranes for separation and energy production

CHE5885 Principles and practices for sustainable development

ENG5008 Work integrated learning

MEC5885 Energy efficiency and sustainability engineering

MEC5891 Design for additive manufacturing

MTE5190 Advanced materials modelling

MTE5197 Engineering with nanomaterials

CLICK TO FINISH

Choose your electives – Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering Specialisation Stream:Choose 2 of the following – one in each of Semester 1 and Semester 2

ENG5002 Engineering entrepreneurship

ENG5008 Work integrated learning

MEC5882 Instrumentation, sensing and monitoring

MEC5889 Medical device technologies

MEC5891 Design for additive manufacturing

MEC5897 Lean manufacturing

MTE5883 Environmental durability

MTE5885 Biomaterials and biomechanics

MTE5886 Additive manufacturing of metallic materials

MTE5887 Additive manufacturing of polymeric and functional materials

CLICK TO FINISH

What next?Domestic students International studentsEnrol on WES (Step 3)CHECK YOUR UNITS CAREFULLYEnsure that you click and CONFIRM all pre-enrolled units

• Order your ID card (Step 4)• Select your preferred class times• Prepare for uni (Host Scheme, support

services, online systems, transport,• accommodation)• View your fee Student Amenities fee

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Enrol on WES (Step 3)CHECK YOUR UNITS CAREFULLYEnsure that you click and CONFIRM all pre-enrolled units

• Order your ID card (M-Pass) and Register your arrival (Step 4)

• Select your preferred class times• Prepare for uni (Host Scheme, support

services, online systems, transport,• accommodation)• Attend Orientation Week 24-28 February

Domestic student checklist International student checklistVERY IMPORTANTOnce you have your ID card, you'll need to register your arrival by scanning your card at Monash Connect.

You need to register your arrival no later than Friday 28 February.

FIND OUT ABOUT ORIENTATION WEEK

Orientation: 24 February – 28 FebruaryWEEK 1

Orientation provides critical academic and social preparation for your study in engineering. Your attendance is Highly Recommended. See you on the 24th of February!

Women in Engineering

Lunch

Study Skills Seminar

Engage: Teamwork Challenge

Library and referencing

Monash Postgraduate Association

Explore: Library and

learning

Discovery Tour of the

Eng Precinct

International Student

Activities

Academic Integrity

Workshop

Clubs and societies

You will receive further information regarding orientation day via your student email –Please ensure that you monitor your inbox for the information and refer to the Orientation web link for further updates.

QUESTIONS?

QUESTIONS?

If you have any questions regarding your enrolment please email:

ask.Monash@monash.edu

Welcome to Monash EngineeringGOOD LUCK WITH YOUR STUDIES!