Graduate Diploma in Engineering Practice (Defence Systems)
Degree Level Postgraduate
This degree is only available to Australian students
You're considered an Australian student if you are any of the following:
- Australian or New Zealand Citizen
- Australian Permanent Resident (including Humanitarian Visa holders)
Start Date
January
April
July
November
Campus
Mawson Lakes
Duration
1 year(s) full-time
Program Code
LGPY
SATAC Code
4GD094 (Internal)
Study as
Full-time
or part-time
Fees
$AU 25,000 per 1.0 EFTSL for students enrolled in 2013
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Entry requirements
Applicants are required to have:
- A completed four-year Bachelor of Engineering degree from a recognised higher education institution or equivalent;
- A minimum of three years relevant work experience (see note 1);
- A letter of support from the applicant’s employer.
- A completed three-year Bachelor’s degree in a relevant technical discipline2 from a recognised higher education institution or equivalent;
- A minimum of five years relevant work experience (see note 1);
- A letter of support from the applicant’s employer.
- A completed Graduate Certificate degree in a related discipline(see note 3) from a recognised higher education institution or equivalent;
- A minimum of five years relevant work experience(see note 1);
- A letter of support from the applicant’s employer.
Note 2: A “Relevant technical discipline” will normally include those disciplines with a strong focus on physical sciences, technology, design and/or software. All decisions on the appropriateness of three-year Bachelor’s degrees will be made by the Program Director.
Note 3: A “Related discipline” here encompasses the broad spectrum of engineering roles and functions, including, for example, technical design, logistics, maintenance, testing and commissioning of complex systems. All decisions on the appropriateness of work experience in a related discipline will be made by the Program Director.
This program is under review and will not have an intake in 2013 or until further notice.
Aim
The aim of the Graduate Diploma of Engineering Practice program is to prepare students for senior technical and engineering leadership roles in organisations with a focus on identifying, defining and solving complex socio-technical problems.
Content & Structure
The Graduate Diploma of Engineering Practice program (36 units) has two parallel specialisations. After completing a common core of four courses (Graduate Certificate in Engineering Practice, 18 units), students can specialise in either Engineering Systems Management, or a Defence Systems.
The complete set of available courses in this program is shown in the tables below. The first table describes the structure of the Engineering Systems Management specialisation, and the second table indicates the structure of the Defence Systems specialisation.
Some specialisation courses are provided by ANU through cross-institutional enrolment. A reciprocal arrangement has been made, as part of the Hubs and Spokes Project, to make UniSA courses available as electives to ANU students.
The complete set of available courses in this program is shown in the tables below. The first table describes the structure of the Engineering Systems Management specialisation, and the second table indicates the structure of the Defence Systems specialisation.
Some specialisation courses are provided by ANU through cross-institutional enrolment. A reciprocal arrangement has been made, as part of the Hubs and Spokes Project, to make UniSA courses available as electives to ANU students.
Program Director
Primary director
