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Maintenance and Reliability

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2019

Engineering

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Our tailored admission pathways provide opportunities to acquire technical skills topursue study in a variety of engineering fields. Our first year course structure allowsyou to experience each of our civil, mechanical, mechatronic and miningspecialisations, providing you the flexibility to determine your specialisation fromsecond year.

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Our TAFE programs feature a strong focus on manufacturing technologies,ensuring you are ready to step into a skilled position.

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Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) (Honours) U 6

Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) (Honours) U 8

Bachelor of Engineering (Mining) (Honours) U 7

Graduate Diploma of Mining P 12

Master of Engineering Technology (Civil/Mechanical/Mining) P 12

Master of Engineering Science P 13

Master of Mining Engineering P 12

Doctor of Philosophy P 13

GIPPSLAND CAMPUS (CHURCHILL)

Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) (Honours) U 6

Bachelor of Mechatronic Systems Engineering (Honours) U 9

Master of Engineering Science P 13

Doctor of Philosophy P 13

SMB CAMPUS (BALLARAT)

Certificate II in Engineering Studies (24 weeks) T *

Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (3 year apprenticeship) T *

Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade (3 year apprenticeship) T *

Certificate IV in Engineering T *

Certificate IV in Engineering Drafting T *

Diploma of Engineering – Technical T 5

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Bachelor of Mechatronic Systems Engineering (Honours) U 9

Graduate Diploma of Mining P 12

Master of Mining Engineering P 12

Graduate Certificate in Maintenance Management P 10

Graduate Certificate in Reliability Engineering P 10

Graduate Diploma of Engineering Maintenance Management P 11

Master of Maintenance and Reliability Engineering P 11

T TAFE (VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING)Certificate, Diploma, Advanced Diploma and workplace based (apprenticeship and traineeship)programs – providing a range of technical and vocational education, and training courses.

UNDERGRADUATE (HIGHER EDUCATION)3–5 year Bachelor/honours degrees. Usually the first university qualification obtained.

POSTGRADUATE (HIGHER EDUCATION)1–6 year further studies by coursework or research. Usually undertaken after an undergraduateprogram or extensive industry experience.

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Entry RequirementsEntry Requirements will be determined by your background.

Recent Secondary Education: Current Year 12 students,including applicants who have completed Year 12 within theprevious two years (and have not undertaken Higher Education orVET studies), must meet Year 12 prerequisite entry requirements.

Eligible applicants will be ranked for admission based on theirATAR and ATAR Adjustment Factors – e.g. Special Entry AccessScheme (SEAS) and Subject Adjustments. Applicants will beselected in order of ranking and the number of offers made toapplicants will be based on course specific quotas.

Non year 12 applicants are people who have undertaken HigherEducation or VET studies; completed Year 12 more than 2 yearspreviously; or those who are being considered based on otherwork/life experience. These applicants will be considered basedon relevant background, as well as demonstrated ability toundertake further studies.

Some courses have extra requirements during the applicationprocess. Depending on the study area, this may be an interview,folio or audition, test or additional form. These are essentialrequirements and must be completed in order to be consideredfor selection.

FedUni offers a range of admission pathways for students whodo not meet specified entry requirements.

How to applyYou can apply to FedUni via VTAC or direct application. Howyou apply, and the subsequent entry requirements will bedetermined by your applicant background.

Higher Education applicants: Current Year 12 students andapplicants applying for more than one institution must applythrough VTAC. Non Year 12 students only applying to FedUnican submit a direct application form to FedUni.

TAFE applicants: Please check individual courses as applicationrequirements may vary.

Study modesYou may study full-time or part-time, on-campus, or online(where applicable), or a blend of study modes where available.

Student feesFees will vary dependent on your circumstances and whatcourse you apply for.

Scholarships, grants and bursariesScholarships, grants and bursaries are available to eligiblestudents and may be awarded based on academic merit,indigenous background, financial challenges and hardship orrelocation support.

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Foundation Access Studies (FAST)FAST is FedUni’s admission pathway method intodegree level studies if you don’t have prerequisiteentry requirements. FAST will give you the academicpreparation you need to make the most of your highereducation opportunities.The FAST course runs for one semester, and successfulcompletion will guarantee you a place in one ofFedUni’s degree courses.To find out more visit federation.edu.au/fast

Academic support programsWe understand that starting your life as a universitystudent is exciting, but that it also involves change witha challenge or two along the way. To help you meet these challenges, and to succeed, wehave a range of student-focused programs and servicesavailable. To find out more visit federation.edu.au/student-support

Foundation Access Studies (FAST)NOTE: FAST is an alternative entry option for most FedUni undergraduate courses.

Engineering applicants will need to successfully complete the Higher Maths / Engineering / FAST program.

Master of Engineering Technology(Civil/Mining/Mechanical)

Master of Mining Engineering

Graduate Diploma of Mining

Certificate III in EngineeringFabrication or Mechanical Trade

NCC: MEM30305/MEM30205

Certificate II in Engineering StudiesNCC: 22209VIC

Year 10 or 11

Certificate IV in Engineering orCertificate IV in Engineering Drafting

NCC: MEM40105/MEM40412

Diploma of Engineering – TechnicalNCC: MEM50212

Eligible 3 year Engineering degree

Bachelor of MechatronicSystems Engineering (Honours)

Master of Maintenance and Reliability Engineering

Graduate Certificatein Maintenance Management

Graduate Diploma of Engineering Maintenance Management

Graduate Certificatein Reliability Engineering

NCC = National Course Code

Mining streamgraduates only

VCE orequivalent

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VCE orequivalent

Bachelor of Engineering(Honours)

(Civil/Mining/Mechanical)


Careers in Engineering

Civil Engineering• Airport engineer• Civil engineer• Design engineer• Geotechnical/soil engineer• Harbour engineer• Hydraulic/water resources engineer• Irrigation/drainage engineer• Local government engineer• Materials and testing engineer• Pipeline engineer• Planning engineer• Project engineer• Railway engineer• Structural engineer• Traffic/transport engineer• Desalination plant engineer• Waste water engineer

Mechanical Engineering• Design engineer• Hydraulic design engineer• Maintenance, scheduling and/or

planning engineer• Manufacturing engineer• Mechanical design engineer• Mechanical engineer• Mechanical production process engineer• Plant process engineer• Printing engineer• Process engineer• Project engineer• Researcher• Rotating equipment engineer• Sales engineer• Service engineer

Mining Engineering• Construction engineer• Consultant• Geotechnical engineer• Mine safety engineer• Mining engineer• Open pit mining engineer• Planning engineer• Project engineer• Researcher• Sales engineer• Site manager• Underground mining engineer

Mechatronic Systems• Automation engineer• Automotive systems engineer• Avionics test engineer• Controls system engineer• Data communication and networks officer• Infrastructure engineer• Maintenance engineer• Mechanical engineer• Mechatronic project engineer• Plant design and management engineer• Process and packaging design engineer• Robotics and process automation engineer• Sales engineer• Scientific equipment designer• Security systems designer• Self-diagnostic machinery design engineer

Maintenance andReliability Engineering• Chief engineer• Maintenance and reliability engineer• Maintenance manager• Planning engineer• Production and maintenance engineer

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SMB Campus (Ballarat)

We provide vocational training to ourstudents in the state-of the-artManufacturing and Engineering SkillsCentre, and deliver trade, post-tradeand technical training. Our programsreflect the needs of industry deployingthe latest technologies and equipment,and are taught by industry-experiencedprofessional teachers.

Mt Helen Campus (Ballarat)

The world class Science and Engineeringprecinct reflects the importance of thebuilt environment to the learningexperience. The laboratories areequipped with current and relevanttechnologies that allow students todevelop the practical skills demanded in a professional engineering working capacity.

Gippsland Campus

Experience our new classrooms, newlaboratories, and new mechatronicsfacilities – all specifically designed tobest facilitate hands-on experience andskill development. Our academic staffhave strong industry connections andexperience, providing excellentopportunities for professionalengagement.

Industry PlacementProgramThe Industry Placement Program (IPP)*is an opportunity for you to gainvaluable and relevant workplaceexperience while working towardsyour degree.

You will take part in a two-yearprofessional development programwithin the field of your degree,receiving up to 26 weeks industryplacement, and an industry fundedscholarship payment of up to $15,000.

Throughout your placement, you’llapply the knowledge learnt in theclassroom, while developing thehands-on employment skills that aresought by employers.

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Rhian BatemanCivil Engineering

Flood mapping for Fish Creek has been my main project here at the WGCMA. This project has involved lots ofproblem solving and independent research, skills that have been invaluable in my university studies. Floodmapping was something I knew next to nothing about at the beginning of placement, but this kind of work hasbeen the highlight of my internship and something that I am now looking to pursue a career in.


Diploma ofEngineering –Technical

You are interested in design and technology. You would like to bepart of the exciting future of new machines and devices.

FedUni’s one-year Diploma of Engineering – Technical will make you a highly skilledtechnician in turning energy into power and motion, whether it’s for your futurecareer in hydraulic power, robotics, ergonomics or even teaching these skills.

During your studies, you’ll experiment with plasma cutters, 3D printers and the latesttechnologies as they are developed. You’ll also set up circuits, calculate forcesystems within structures and perform computations.

Your subjects will take you through the areas of robotics, industrial automation,control technologies, advanced manufacturing technology, 2D CAD drafting and 3Dsolid modelling; preparing you for work in automotive, aviation, food, mining sectors,manufacturing and fabrication sectors.

You will sample many areas and find where you would like to specialise. If you decideyou’d like to further your studies, you’ll have earned credits towards FedUni’sBachelor of Engineering degrees.

Further study options• Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) (Honours)

• Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) (Honours)

• Bachelor of Engineering (Mining) (Honours)

• Bachelor of Mechatronic Systems Engineering (Honours)

Duration 1 year FT or PT equivalent

Location SMB Campus (Ballarat)

Application VTAC/Direct

NationalCourse Code MEM50212

Entry Requirements (Refer to page 1 for full details)

Certificate III in Engineering; or Year 12; or industrytraining/experience.

Extra Requirements

A minimum educational level of Year 12 or Certificate III inEngineering qualification is highly recommended. It isrecommended that Year 12 applicants have completed aYear 12 mathematics unit (any) and be proficient in basicalgebra and trigonometry.

Career opportunities

• Engineering project officer• Engineering development officer• Engineering estimator• Engineering technical officer• CAD drafter• Control systems engineer• Mechanical engineer

Deone KervarecDiploma of Engineering –Technical

I chose FedUni because of the greatfacilities at SMB – with the latesttechnologies and equipment. Theteachers are really helpful and areequipped with industry experience.The practical hands on projects in themechanical and fabricationworkshops has assisted me to acquirea high level of technical skills.


Bachelor ofEngineering(Civil) (Honours)

From roads to railways, dams to harbours, houses to high-rises, it'scivil engineers who are responsible for the design and constructionof these assets.

It’s also civil engineers who work with other experts like builders, architects andclients to ensure that structures are safe, economical and environmentally-sound.You’ll find out how to prevent flooding, design irrigation systems, and build multi-storied buildings. It’s these skills that may see you specialise in structural engineering,geotechnical engineering, transport engineering, water engineering or infrastructuremanagement.

You’ll learn problem-solving skills, analytical skills and you’ll also understand theenvironmental, social and political aspects that will impact your career as a civilengineer. In the final year of the course you will have the opportunity to undertake aspecialisation in structural or water and wastewater engineering.

Industry placementYou will undertake a 12 week industry placement of your choice before completingyour study. You may also choose to apply for the Industry Placement Program (IPP),refer to page 4.

Professional recognitionThis program is accredited by Engineers Australia.

Further study optionsMaster of Engineering Science (refer to page 13 for details).

Duration 4 years FT or PT equivalent

Location Gippsland Campus (Churchill)Mt Helen Campus (Ballarat)



Year 12: Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 20 in anyEnglish; and a study score of at least 20 in one of Maths:Mathematical Methods or Maths: Specialist Maths; orinterstate/overseas equivalent.Non-Year 12: HE, VET and/or work/life experience.

Extra Requirements

Non-Year 12: Applicants applying based on work/lifeexperience must complete a personal statement.Applicants must also provide copies of ATAR and StudyScores if Year 12 was completed.

Year 12 applicants will be ranked for admission based onATAR and relevant adjustments. Refer to page 1 for details.

What will you study?

Areas of study

• Concrete Technology and CivilConstruction

• Engineering Computer Modelling • Engineering Design and Drafting • Engineering Design Project • Engineering Mechanics • Engineering Physics • Engineering Project Management

and Sustainable Design • Engineering Research Methodology

and Management • Engineering Surveying • Geotechnical Engineering

• Hydraulics and Hydrology • Materials in Engineering • Mechanics of Solids • Modelling and Change • Modelling Continuous Change • Professional Engineering • Professional Practice (12 weeks) • Road Engineering • Secrets of the Matrix • Structural Analysis • Structural Design • Traffic and Transport • Water and Wastewater

Engineering Project – undertaken over2 semesters, culminating in apresentation and dissertation.

A sequence of specialisation electivesfrom:• Advanced Structural Analysis • Modelling and Simulation • Asset Management Techniques • Management of Water Resources • Environmental Geoengineering • Surface Water Hydrology • Geographic Information Systems

Correct at time of printing. Study areas and majors are subject to change. Please refer to study.federation.edu.au


You will be responsible for the planning, design andconstruction of all types of structures including multistoried building complexes, roads and railways, airports,towers, bridges, pipelines, gas and water supply systems,sewerage systems, dams, harbours and more. Civilengineers also plan, design and test the structures ofprivate and public buildings and facilities.


Bachelor ofEngineering(Mining)(Honours)

Mining is big business in Australia and the Asia Pacific. It needsskilled professionals to help manage teams and lead projects.

You may work on surface mines or in underground mining. We’ll teach you how tomine in a sustainable and safe way and teach you the social and political aspects thatwill impact your career. You’ll also learn communication and problem-solving thatare essential in the industry. Study areas include mineral deposit evaluation andprocessing, underground production systems, mine power and services, surfacemining operations and mine environment and safety.

Perhaps you’ll launch your career in design, planning or operations or you’d like to bemanager. Opportunities exist for you in government and private organisations,mining companies and consulting firms.

When you graduate from this Honours degree, you’ll be eligible for admission toEngineers Australia under the professional engineer (full member) category.


Professional recognitionThis degree is accredited by Engineers Australia.



Mining engineers work in all parts of the industry fromfeasibility studies through to mine design, to managingactual production and sales. You will oversee the skilledpeople who will construct the designs you have created.You will work at a theoretical level to isolate, analyse anddefine a required engineering outcome.Mining engineers also work with geologists to extract orebodies and mineral deposits, as well as non-metallicores and fuels such as coal and uranium. They plan thesafest and most cost effective way of removing mineralsfrom the ground, rivers or the sea bed.They may be involved with designing, installing andsupervising the use of mining machinery and equipment.Mining engineers who protect conditions for both peopleand the environment in the vicinity of mines are in highdemand in Australia and the Asia Pacific Region. Thisdegree will enable you to seek employment in a widerange of resource related industries, including consulting.


Location Mt Helen Campus (Ballarat)



Year 12: Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 20 in oneof Maths: Mathematical Methods or Maths: SpecialistMathematics; and a study score of at least 20 in anyEnglish; or interstate/overseas equivalent.Non-Year 12: HE, VET and/or work/life experience.

Extra Requirements




Areas of study

• Advanced Mine Ventilation• Economic Geology• Engineering Computer Modelling• Engineering Design and Drafting• Engineering Mechanics• Engineering Physics• Engineering Research Methodology

and Management• Engineering Surveying• Landscape Restoration and Mine

Site Rehabilitation• Materials in Engineering

• Mechanics of Solids• Mine Planning & Scheduling• Mine Power and Services Technology• Mineral Processing• Modelling and Change• Planet Earth• Professional Engineering• Professional Practice (12 weeks)• Rock Fragmentation• Rock Mechanics Applications• Secrets of the Matrix

• Subsurface EnvironmentalEngineering

• Surface Mining Operations andEquipment

• Thermofluids• Underground Mine Planning and

Infrastructure Development• Underground Production Systems• Engineering Project – undertaken

over 2 semesters, culminating in apresentation and dissertation.



Bachelor ofEngineering(Mechanical)(Honours)

Invent new products, design innovative machines and change theway humans interact with mechanics.

Perhaps you want to learn to build robots. In this degree, you’ll learn about electriccircuits and machines, thermodynamics, industrial robots and more. When yougraduate, you’ll be a professional engineer who is an expert in planning, design andmanagement. Your career may see you managing teams who will build the designsyou’ve created.

You'll be studying in FedUni’s world class $43 million Science and Engineeringprecinct at our Mt Helen Campus. Your subjects include ‘machine design’, ‘simulationin engineering’ and ‘energy conversion’. In your final year, you’ll take on anengineering project to research and perfect your skills in your favourite area.









Extra Requirements




Areas of study

• Energy Conversion• Engineering Computer Modelling• Engineering Design and Drafting• Engineering Design Project• Engineering Dynamics• Engineering Mechanics• Engineering Physics• Engineering Project Management

and Sustainable Design• Engineering Research

Methodology and Management• Fluid Dynamics

• Introduction to Vibration Analysis• Machine Dynamics Vibration• Machine System Design• Manufacturing Engineering• Materials in Engineering• Measurement and Computer

Instrumentation• Mechanics of Solids• Mechanism & Machine Theory• Modelling and Change• Modelling and Simulation• Modelling Continuous Change

• Professional Engineering• Professional Practice (12 weeks)• Robotics• Secrets of the Matrix• System Dynamics and Control• Thermodynamics• Thermofluids • Engineering Project – undertaken over

2 semesters, culminating in apresentation and dissertation.



You will be involved in all aspects of design specification,development, research, evaluation, manufacture,installation, testing, operation, maintenance andmanagement of machines and systems. This will include,but not be limited to, mechanical and mechatronicsystems, automated systems and robotic devices, heattransfer processes, thermodynamic and combustionsystems; and fluid and thermal energy systems.Our engineering graduates are highly sought after byindustry and this four year degree will allow you toqualify as a professional engineer without the need toundertake further graduate level study.Previous FedUni graduates have found employment withengineering companies large and small, both locally andall over Australia.


Bachelor ofMechatronicSystemsEngineering(Honours)

Working with aircraft, industrial automation, transport ortelecommunication systems excites you and you have a mind formechanics, electronics and computing engineering; this is the idealdegree for you.

This course will equip graduates with the skills necessary to plan, design and managecomplex systems that integrate mechanical, electronic and computational elementsof engineering. Graduates find careers in these separate fields and also at theinterface, where these areas of engineering merge. Due to their cross-disciplinaryknowledge and versatility as problem solvers, mechatronics professionals are alsohighly sought after as project engineers.

Project-based learning in real world situations ensures you will be work-ready. Majormanufacturers and engineering-based companies are collaborating with theUniversity’s academic expertise in this comprehensive industry-supported course.The program’s strong industry support ensures its graduates will have relevant,current experience.




^ Refer to specific program information at study.federation.edu.au # Students enrolled in off-campus / online courses may be required to attend on-campus block-mode practical session in a semester.


Location Gippsland Campus (Churchill)Off-campus/Online#




Extra Requirements



Career opportunitiesAs a mechatronics engineer you will apply mechanical,electronics and software design to create products andprocesses to meet market needs. Your skills are required insectors such as manufacturing and process automation,transportation (automotive, rails, aviation and navy), powerproduction, mining and resources, agriculture and forestry.Job areas include: robotics and process automation, datacommunication and networks, smart infrastructure,security systems, processing and packaging, scientificequipment design, self-diagnostic machinery, plantdesign and management.


Areas of study

• Advanced Control SystemsEngineering

• Analog and Digital Electronics• Digital and Embedded Systems• Digital Imaging and Artificial

Intelligence• Electrical and Electronic Drives

and Actuators• Engineering Computer Applications

and Interactive Modelling• Engineering Computer Modelling• Engineering Design and Drafting

• Engineering Design Project• Engineering Mechanics• Engineering Physics• Engineering Project Management

and Sustainable Design• Engineering Research Methodology

and Management• Fluid and Pneumatic Control• Industrial Robotic Systems• Intelligent Mechanisms Design• Materials in Engineering• Mechanism and Machine Theory

• Mechatronics Components Design• Modelling and Change• Modelling Continuous Change• Professional Engineering• Professional Practice (12 weeks)• Secrets of the Matrix• Sensors and Artificial Perception• System Dynamics and Control• Terotechnology and Life Cycle Costs • Engineering Project – undertaken over

2 semesters, culminating in apresentation and dissertation.


Stuart CiliaBachelor of Mechatronic SystemsEngineering (Honours)

I was able to follow the pathway into the Bachelordegree from TAFE. Although I didn’t originally intendon going into mechatronics it suited my strengths andpresented a good way of moving into a career.


Further studyoptions

Credit for prior studiesStudents may articulate with full creditfor all units successfully completedfrom the Graduate Certificate inReliability Engineering or the GraduateDiploma in Engineering MaintenanceManagement.

Students may be eligible for creditfrom other previous postgraduatestudies. A maximum of 25 percent ofthe program requirements for otherpostgraduate level studies notconsidered for any award may becredited. Credit or exemptions will notbe granted for undergraduatequalifications. Credit is assessed on anindividual basis.

Students entering the Master programwith a four year honours degree inengineering or with a Bachelor’sdegree and a minimum of 3–5 yearsrelevant work experience may beeligible for exemptions for a maximumof 60 credit points.

Graduate Certificate inMaintenance Management

Duration 1 year PT

Location Off-campus/Online

Application Direct


A three-year degree in engineering, science, appliedscience or appropriate degree program or at least threeyears of high-level experience and successful completionof two subjects on a non-award basis from themaintenance and reliability engineering course offerings.

Designed for technical staff in full-timeemployment in the asset managementfield, the program provides the basicelements of maintenance knowledge andskills.

The program encompasses leadershipand management techniques, theorganisation, planning and application ofmaintenance and maintenancestrategies, terotechnological aspects ofengineering economics and accountancyand implementation of maintenanceplanning systems, asset operationsoptimisation and more. Knowledge canbe applied in fields such asmanufacturing processes, transport,power generation and the efficientoperation of industrial, commercial andcivic buildings, with the goal of increasingindustrial competitiveness and benefitingtheir company’s ‘bottom line’

Graduate Certificate in Reliability Engineering

Duration 1 year PT


Application Direct


A three-year degree in engineering, science, appliedscience or appropriate degree program or at least threeyears of high-level experience and successful completionof two subjects on a non award basis from themaintenance and reliability engineering course offerings.

This program covers technical aspects ofreliability engineering, focusing onreliability and availability of systems. It ismathematically based and designedprimarily for graduate engineers.Designed primarily for the graduateengineer, this program covers technicalaspects of reliability engineering,focusing on reliability and availability ofsystems, and is mathematically based.You will complete study in reliability inmanagement and quality control, designand data analysis, designing reliability intosafety critical systems and more. You willundertake a project related to theapplication of reliability tools andtechniques to a work-based topic.


Graduate Diploma in Engineering MaintenanceManagement

Duration 2 years PT


Application Direct


A recognised degree in Engineering or a related area,together with at least two years of work experience, orcompletion of the Graduate Certificate in MaintenanceManagement or the Graduate Certificate in ReliabilityEngineering. Successful graduates of the Graduate Diploma ofEngineering Maintenance Management can progress to theMaster of Maintenance and Reliability Engineering.

This program is designed for engineersand other technical people who areinvolved with asset management ofindustrial, public sector or defencesystems.

Through successful completion of thisprogram, graduates can make a positivecontribution to their companies’performance. Study includes; reliabilityand application of data, conditionmodelling (CM) techniques, riskengineering, and a Monte Carlosimulation. The program also includesleadership and management techniques,planning and application of maintenanceand maintenance strategies,terotechnological aspects of engineeringeconomics and accountancy andimplementation of maintenance planningsystems, asset operations optimisation.

David SoSustainment Analysis Engineer,Raytheon Australia

I am based in Perth, and we have several locationsover Australia. The flexibility of having online study isone of the highlights about this program, coupledwith access to the study material and lecturers withthe assurance that queries are responded to in atimely manner. Having touched on topics like lifecycle costing, terotechnology and capital expenditureanalysis, I expect to be able to provide further valuefor future bid work as well as continue to developeffective task plans.Having been asked by our corporate division toundertake this course, I’ve been fortunate to besupported by the company financially (100% funded).I have also been provided with some time off to studyfor exams. On completion, I believe this program willassist me in obtaining my Chartered ProfessionalEngineering qualification and will continue to opendoors either within, or outside Raytheon Australia.

Master of Maintenance andReliability Engineering

Duration 2 years PT


Application Direct


Applicants should have a Bachelor of Engineering degreewith honours, or have completed the Graduate Diploma inEngineering Maintenance Management with an averageresult of 65%. In certain circumstances, applicants with aBachelor of Engineering pass degree or other appropriatedegree together with honours equivalent work experiencemay be admitted.

Increase your value in the workplacealong with your specialised knowledgewith our well recognised program.

As a professional asset manager whohelps ensure that industrial assets workmore efficiently, your work directlyrelates to the profitability of businesses.We’ll walk you through terotechnologyand lifecycle costs, risk engineering,reliability applications, maintenance, andasset management, so that you canbecome the best in your industry.


Further studyoptions

Graduate Diploma of Mining


LocationMt Helen Campus (Ballarat)Off-campus/Online

Application Direct


A relevant degree or diploma, or lesser qualification withsignificant industrial experience.

The Graduate Diploma in Mining wascreated with the working engineer inmind. Intended as continuing educationfor scientists and engineers alreadyinvolved with the mining industry. Thecourse is expected to appeal particularlyto civil, mechanical, electrical, chemicaland construction engineers, geologists,metallurgists, surveyors and otherprofessionals with an interest in miningpractice.

This course will build upon theknowledge already gained frominvaluable industry experience.

Master of Mining Engineering

Duration1.5 years to maximum of 3 years (FT equivalent)

LocationMt Helen Campus (Ballarat), Offcampus/Online

Application Direct


Applicants should have a three or four year degree inMining Engineering, or have completed a Graduate Diplomaof Mining from the Federation University Australia, theWestern Australian School of Mines or the University ofNew South Wales.Alternatively candidates must possess a four-year degreein Mining Engineering, from a college or universityrecognised by the National Office of Overseas SkillsRecognition (NOOSR) as awarding degrees that arecomparable to the education level of an Australianbachelor degree.

Mining engineers are in high demand inour region and beyond and often enjoyexcellent income rates. Make the most ofour program's flexibility, which allowsyou to work full time while studying.

You’ll become highly skilled as you learnadvanced concepts and skills across arange of mining engineering subjects.You can also focus on an area of interestwith a research component.

We’ll guide you through the fundamentalengineering concepts at an advancedlevel. You will explore technical systems,apply the visualisation of three-dimensional space and discover yourresponsibilities in relation to theenvironment and sustainabledevelopment.

Our graduates are employed as miningengineers, mine planning engineers,mine managers, ventilation officers andengineers in geotechnical roles asconsultants and many other roles.

Master of Engineering Technology(Civil Engineering/ MechanicalEngineering/ Mining Engineering)



Application Direct


Candidates must possess a three year Bachelor ofEngineering Science, Bachelor of Engineering Technologyor Bachelor of Engineering degree, with a GPA of 5, to beeligible to enrol in the Master of Engineering Technologycourse.

As a civil engineering graduate, you willhave developed advanced skills togetherwith the knowledge and appreciation ofthe environment, sustainabledevelopment, social and political aspectsthat impact upon the work of the civilengineer.

As a mechanical engineer you will applythe principles of physics and mechanicalscience to the design and construction ofall forms of mechanical systems.

As a professional mining engineer youwill oversee teams of engineeringtechnologists and skilled trade staff toconstruct the designs that you havecreated. You will work at a theoreticallevel to isolate, analyse and define arequired engineering outcome.

Professional recognition

This course is fully accredited byEngineers Australia.

Note: You apply to enrol only in a stream (or discipline)which matches the stream (or discipline) in which youobtained your Bachelor degree/s. This is stipulated by theregulations set by the accrediting professional body (EA).


Master of Engineering Science

DurationMinimum of 1.5 years to a maximum of 2years (FT equivalent)

LocationMt Helen Campus (Ballarat)Gippsland Campus (Churchill)

Application Direct


To be eligible for admission as a Candidate for a Mastersby research degree a person must:• have graduated with or qualified for a four year Honours

Bachelor degree, or Degree with Honours, at leastsecond class honours level, that included a dissertationdemonstrating the ability to undertake research atMasters level; or

• hold qualifications and/or have demonstrated skills,experience, research, or publications which areassessed as being at least equivalent to thequalifications above.

The degree is awarded on the basis of anexternally examined thesis ofapproximately 40,000 words. The thesismust demonstrate a command of theknowledge and skills pertinent to the areaof investigation as well as a criticalappreciation and understanding of therelationship of the work to that of others.

Jeremy Courtney JonesMaster of Engineering Technology(Mechanical Systems)

Bachelor of Engineering Science(Mechanical)

Bachelor of Applied Computing

Engineering has been my family’s profession formany generations, but I have always been interestedin computers from an early age, so a dual degree formy undergraduate made sense. After working out inindustry for a few years, I have developed a passionfor project management, and chose the masters toimprove my technical understanding to facilitatebetter career outcomes.The University offered a combination of Engineering/Computing which suited my interests, the open daywas a useful opportunity to visit the University, meetstaff and students. Moving out of home for the firsttime, Ballarat is an exciting and vibrant place to be,whilst not too overwhelming and a great socialcommunity at the university.I enjoyed the hands on nature of the engineeringcourses and the smaller class sizes allowed foradditional support from staff. The computing degreeallowed for flexibility in selected classes whichallowed me to study my interest areas.My current career goals are to build my skill set andknowledge base in the telecommunications/technology industry to work into a technical projectmanagement role.

Advanced ResearchPhD level and Advanced Research iscarried out in a diverse range of areas.

We bring together a cross-disciplinarygroup with strengths in geotechnicaland hydrogeological engineering,condition monitoring andmechatronics, modelling and miningand resources engineering.

Field and laboratory basedinvestigations of materials andprocesses combined with advancedmodelling are core activities of thegroup.

The thematic group has a strong trackrecord of engaging with industry in anational and international contextattracting substantial external incometo support its activities. We are focusedon collaborative activities with externalstakeholders to enhance the humanand natural environment.

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