Compare institutions offeringMaster of Engineering (Civil)
in Australia
3 institutions:
RMIT University
Study modeOn-campus
Study duration2 years full-time
University of Wollongong
Study modeOn-campus
Study duration2 years full-time (part-time available)
The University of Melbourne
Study modeOn-campus
Study duration2 years full-time (part-time available)
Course content and delivery will vary between providers
The courses listed above have been developed by the individual institution, so the curriculum delivered by each will be different. It’s a good idea to check with the provider to make sure it is suitable for your career goals.
Did you know?
A Master degree prepares you for professional practice or further scholarship. You’ll develop advanced knowledge which you’ll be able to use across a range of settings.
Providers may offer work integrated learning opportunities such as placements or projects. Some providers may even find and organise these experiences for you.
If you have completed previous study and/or relevant work experience, you may find you can start studying at a higher level or that you’re eligible for credit or Recognition of Prior Learning.
Other Civil Engineering qualifications
The most suitable qualification for you can depend on your level of experience and education.
Certificate III in Civil Construction
This certificate will prepare you to work in civil construction in areas such as bridge construction, pipe laying or road construction.
Certificate IV in Civil Construction Supervision
This qualification will provide you with the skills to work in supervisory positions in the civil construction industry.
Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) (Honours)
This degree will prepare you to work in the civil engineering industry. It also includes an embedded honours year.
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