Postgraduate Program in Infrastructure Engineering and Management

The Department of Civil Engineering, Monash University has specifically designed the Master of Infrastructure Engineering and Management to cater for those wanting to develop their career in the infrastructure engineering and management industry.  At any stage of the course, students can exit with the Graduate Diploma or Graduate Certificate depending on the entry level and completion of required units.

Please note that the Postgraduate Program in Infrastructure Engineering and Management has been re-structured for all new students entering Semester 1 2012 onwards.  The re-structure is now as follows:

Entry Options:

• 4 year degree in Engineering, Science, Applied Science OR 3 year degree with appropriate postgraduate qualifications.  Student completes 48 credit points in the program and is granted 24 credit points Advanced Standing/Recognition of Prior Learning to achieve the full 72 credit points required for the Masters.
  

• 3 year degree in Engineering, Science or Applied Science.  Student completes full 72 credit points required to graduate with the Masters.

The new Course Brochure [pdf, 1700kb] explains the changes in more detail.

The Cut-off Dates for Submission of Applications for each semester are fixed. To avoid disappointment, please ensure that your application (with the required backing academic transcripts) is sent prior to the relevant Semester Cut-off Date.

• The Monash University Postgraduate Handbook is available for all university course information.
• A Course Information Booklet is currently unavailable.
• The NEW Course Brochure [pdf, 1700kb] is available to view and download.
• Visit The Monash University Principal Dates Calendar website that lists all major Monash University tertiary dates and deadlines.