Master of Engineering (Research)

Areas of study include:Communications Engineering: telecommunications systems, optical communications, signal image processing Electronic Systems Engineering: biomedical, electronic design automation, semiconductor materials and devicesApply mastery of theoretical knowledge and ability to reflect critically on theory and its application, Investigate, critically analyse and synthesise complex information, problems, concepts and theories and apply to established theories from different bodies of knowledge or practiceGenerate and assess complex ideas and concepts at an abstract level, Design, use and evaluate research and research methodsThis degree will strengthen your analytical skills and give you in-depth insights in your chosen field of study, which will position you well for senior roles in the tech industry, consulting firms, and beyond. It can also serve as a pathway into a PhD.

PrerequisitesThe minimum academic requirement for entry to a Master of Engineering (Research) is a Bachelor degree with honours in a related discipline completed within the last ten years with a weighted average mark of 65 or above.An applicant may be considered for entry with an overall weighted average mark below 65 if their weighted average mark in the final full year (FTE) of study is 65 or above.The minimum academic requirement for transfer to the Master of Engineering (Research) from a Master of Engineering (Coursework) at La Trobe University is the completion of 60 credit points in the first semester of full-time enrolment (or part-time equivalent) with a weighted average mark of 70 or above.Note: Meeting minimum prerequisites does not guarantee an offer of a place. Entry into all La Trobe courses is based on competitive selection and there may be limited places available. The department or school in which you seek enrolment must be able to provide appropriate facilities, resources and supervision for your chosen area of research.