Master of Professional Engineering (Geospatial Engineering and Surveying) (2-year program) 24 months Postgraduate Program By The University of Newcastle, Australia (UON) |Top Universities

Master of Professional Engineering (Geospatial Engineering and Surveying) (2-year program)

Program Duration

24 monthsProgram duration

Tuitionfee

78,000 AUDTuition Fee/year

Main Subject Area

Engineering - GeneralMain Subject Area

Program overview

Main Subject

Engineering - General

Degree

Other

Study Level

Masters

If you are looking to launch or advance your career in the field of surveying and spatial information, the Master of Professional Engineering (Geospatial Engineering and Surveying) at the University of Newcastle will help you develop management expertise, specialise and deepen your technical skills and be equipped to lead projects and move into more senior roles. The program offers two unique pathways: (1) For surveyors or accredited engineers looking to advance their skills: We offer a 1-year program for graduates of a University of Newcastle Bachelor of Surveying (Honours), Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Surveying) degree, or equivalent. You can advance your skills at postgraduate level; (2)  For engineering/surveying graduates: We offer a 2-year program for students looking to extend their surveying and geospatial engineering expertise in an Australian context.

Program overview

Main Subject

Engineering - General

Degree

Other

Study Level

Masters

If you are looking to launch or advance your career in the field of surveying and spatial information, the Master of Professional Engineering (Geospatial Engineering and Surveying) at the University of Newcastle will help you develop management expertise, specialise and deepen your technical skills and be equipped to lead projects and move into more senior roles. The program offers two unique pathways: (1) For surveyors or accredited engineers looking to advance their skills: We offer a 1-year program for graduates of a University of Newcastle Bachelor of Surveying (Honours), Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Surveying) degree, or equivalent. You can advance your skills at postgraduate level; (2)  For engineering/surveying graduates: We offer a 2-year program for students looking to extend their surveying and geospatial engineering expertise in an Australian context.

Admission Requirements

79+
6.5+
4.5+
176+
58+
Applicants with a non-engineering Bachelor Degree with at least 20 units of study in Mathematics (especially calculus and linear algebra); and Science, as related to civil engineering will, if admitted into the program, be required to complete the 240 unit or 3 year program (Pathway A).

For applicants with a Bachelor Degree in a different engineering discipline area entry and program duration will be assessed by the Faculty on a case-by-case basis.

Applicants with a Bachelor Degree equivalent to the Sydney Accord standard in the same engineering discipline area: i.e. Bachelor of Civil Engineering with a UoN determined GPA of 4.5 and above, may be eligible for up to 80 units (1 year) of Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). Potentially reducing the program duration to 160 unit or 2 years (Pathway B). Exact RPL can only be determined on application.

Applicants with a Bachelor Honours Degree recognised by the Washington Accord in the same engineering discipline area, may be eligible for up to 160 units of Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) (2 years). Potentially reducing the program duration to 80 unit or 1 year (Pathway C). Exact RPL can only be determined on application.

University of Newcastle Engineering Graduate Pathways
Graduates of the University of Newcastle Bachelor of Civil (Honours) single and combined programs will automatically be awarded 160 units of Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) reducing the program duration to only 80 units or 1 year (Pathway C).

2 Years
Jan-2000

Tuition fees

Domestic
55,530 AUD
International
78,000 AUD

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