Engineer solutions to the challenges facing our world in climate change, water resources, energy and bushfire management with the Master of Environmental Engineering at Australia’s leading university.* Design sustainable solutions to the world’s environmental problems.
If you have a relevant undergraduate major, you'll be able to complete the masters degree in 2 years.
Once you’ve started studying, you can specialise in ‘Earth Observation’, ‘Energy Systems’ or ‘Water Systems’, or continue without specialising.
Be guided by world leading academics specialising in energy, hydrology, hydraulics, water resources and waste management. Our experts are working on exploring wave dynamics, removing sludge from wastewater, turning any water into drinking water, and using drones in viniculture.
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Locations
Grattan Street, Parkville 3010
Entry Requirements
There are no formal academic requirements
An undergraduate degree in any discipline, with:
- The equivalent of 25 points (two subjects) of first year mathematics, specifically Calculus 2 and Linear Algebra.
- The equivalent of 25 points (two subjects) of first year science from: Physics, or Biology, or Chemistry, or Geosciences, or Geography.
- A weighted average mark of at least 65%.
Course fees
Course fee
$126,907
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