Master of Manufacturing Engineering

Get the right mix of engineering know-how and business acumen to drive innovation across industries with La Trobe's accredited Master of Manufacturing Engineering. Designed and delivered in consultation with industry leaders, our Master's equips you to meet contemporary manufacturing challenges using revolutionary technologies like artificial intelligence, robotics and machine learning. You'll gain proficiency in system design, materials processing and sustainable engineering while enhancing your employability with enterprise skills in consultation, negotiation, risk and project management. You'll also have the opportunity to experience engineering practice first-hand and build valuable industry connections with the option of an 800-hour work-integrated learning (WIL) program. By completing La Trobe's Master of Manufacturing Engineering, you will: gain an understanding of Australian engineering industry sustainability practices build capabilities in aerospace, defence, industrial automation and robotics, automotive and precision engineering master the design of automated production lines to improve quality and reduce costs hone your skills in computer-aided engineering (CAE) software and tech to improve design, modelling, manufacturing, and control graduate ready to apply for membership of Engineers Australia.

Prerequisites240 credit point pathwaySuccessful completion of a non-accredited 4-year bachelor's degree in manufacturing engineering or related discipline.ORSuccessful completion of a Sydney Accord-accredited 3-year Bachelor of Technology in manufacturing engineering or related discipline.ORApplicants with non-cognate engineering qualifications who also have practical industry experience in manufacturing engineering will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis by the Engineering Department.ANDApplicants may be required to attend an interview.Eligibility to be assessed on a case-by-case basis by the Department of Engineering.120 credit point pathwaySuccessful completion of an Australian or a Washington Accord-accredited 4-year Bachelor or Bachelor (Honours) degree in manufacturing engineering.ORApplicants with non-cognate Washington accord engineering qualifications who also have practical industry experience in manufacturing engineering or related field will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis by the Department of Engineering.ANDApplicants may be required to attend an interview.Eligibility to be assessed on a case-by-case basis by the Department of Engineering.Selection criteriaApplicants may be required to attend an interview.The University will access your official transcript upon application.