Why Master of Professional Engineering (Environmental and Water Resources Management)?
Environmental engineers are experts who ensure natural resources are used sustainably and our environment is protected for generations to come.
They strive to find solutions to complex challenges – like designing infrastructure that’s able to withstand the impacts of climate change. Or implementing systems to optimise water treatment processes and convert waste materials into energy.
Whether you’re an environmental engineer looking to extend your skills or an engineer wanting to cross-train in an additional discipline, our Master of Professional Engineering (Environmental and Water Resources Management) is for you.
Be ready to complete advanced theory and practical learning in professional settings. You’ll graduate with the tools to take your engineering career to the next level.
Overview
Our Master of Professional Engineering (Environmental and Water Resources Management) will challenge and extend your learning, so you’ll be ready to progress your environmental engineering career.
You’ll study high level courses in advanced environmental and water engineering.
Complete core courses in construction project management and data analytics – deepening and formalising your project management expertise.
Our wide range of electives give you the freedom to tailor your studies to your specific interests and career goals. Whether that’s water distribution systems, natural resource management, wastewater treatment, environmental planning – or something else entirely – you’ll choose from a diverse selection.
Experience a deeply practical degree. You will put your learning into practice through a capstone design project, a major research project and up to 450 hours of industry placement.
With these learning experiences, our degree will equip you with the advanced technical and professional skills needed to achieve your career goals.