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Mechatronics and automation engineering combines mechanical engineering, electronics, computer science, and control systems into an integrated discipline. Employment opportunities for graduates in this sector are strong – engineering job openings in Australia have reached their highest level in a decade, while India and China anticipate adding over 20 million new engineering professionals in the coming ten years.
The Master of Engineering (Professional) in Mechatronics and Automation Engineering specifically cultivates the professional skills needed for engineering careers both in Australia and internationally. Combining theoretical knowledge with practical implementation and project-based learning, students gain expertise in developing smart, self-operating systems that transform industries and improve everyday experiences. The program also emphasizes leadership development, ethical practices, and workplace safety, equipping graduates to lead organizational innovation.
This program is pursuing accreditation from Engineers Australia, which will allow bachelor's degree holders without Washington Accord recognition to enter professional engineering practice.
2 years
A 4-year bachelor's engineering qualification in a related engineering discipline, or
A 3-year AQF level 7 bachelor's engineering technologist qualification in a related field, equivalent to the first 3 years of a Washington Accord accredited degree.
1 year
AQF level 8 bachelor honors or graduate diploma qualification in a related field or recognized equivalent which includes a substantial final year research project
English language requirements