Graduate Diploma of Engineering (Safety, Risk and Reliability)

The Graduate Diploma of Engineering (Safety, Risk, and Reliability) is tailored for professionals aiming to enhance their expertise in managing safety and reliability in engineering contexts. This program addresses the growing industry need for engineers skilled in identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks while ensuring system reliability and safety. The Graduate Diploma of Engineering (Safety, Risk, and Reliability) (GDSR) offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to empower students with essential knowledge and skills vital for navigating the multifaceted realm of safety and risk management. Focused on critical areas such as system safety, risk mitigation, and reliability enhancement, this program prepares students to proficiently manage safety systems and address risks across diverse operational landscapes. It is tailored for individuals with backgrounds in mechanical, chemical & process, instrumentation & control, electrical, or industrial plant and systems engineering, particularly priming them for advancement within the safety and reliability industries, fostering their professional growth and confidence. Throughout the program, students explore units covering foundational principles like system safety, risk management, incident investigation, workplace health and safety, and reliability engineering methodologies. Emphasizing practical application, learners gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge safety technologies and statistical methods for reliability analysis. The capstone project serves as the culmination of the course, challenging students to demonstrate their autonomy and accountability by applying their acquired knowledge and skills to real-world scenarios. This project showcases their ability to tackle complex safety, risk, and reliability challenges with innovative and practical solutions, solidifying their readiness for professional roles in the field.

To enter this program, we require applicants to hold: A recognized 3-year bachelor degree in an engineering qualification in a congruent field of practice; OR An EIT Bachelor of Science (Engineering) degree in a congruent field of practice; OR A 4-year Bachelor of Engineering qualification (or equivalent) that is recognized under the Washington Accord or by Engineers Australia, in a congruent, or a different field of practice at the discretion of the Admissions Committee; OR A 4-year Bachelor of Engineering qualification (or equivalent) that is not recognized under the Washington Accord, in a congruent field of practice to this program.