Graduate · Engineering
Master of Civil Engineering
Monash University, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
About this program
Monash University Master of Civil Engineering is a 72-point degree structured in four parts: advanced expertise (24 points), common core units (12 points), discipline core units (24 points) and research units (12 points), completed within a maximum of five years. It offers water management and geomechanics specialisations, covering surface and ground water flow, stormwater management, water quality, flood forecasting and mitigation, and the effect of a changing climate on water resources. Entry requires a four-year Australian Bachelor of Engineering, or equivalent, in a discipline relevant to the chosen specialisation with at least a high credit (65 per cent) average, plus Monash English requirements. Indicative international tuition is around A$45,600 per year. Graduates design, build and lead major infrastructure projects across construction, water management and geotechnical engineering.
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