Master of Philosophy (Mechanical Engineering) (by Research) at Curtin University

The MSc course provides students with the knowledge and understanding of the state-of-the-art in one or more of the many areas of mechanical engineering within our department.

Our Department of Mechanical Engineering is one of the largest mechanical engineering departments in the world, with topics ranging from the traditional, such as aerotechnologies and engine performance, to more recent engineering topics, such as medical engineering, robotics, clean energy and fire science. The course allows for students to develop abilities which are transferable to all areas of mechanical engineering.

The principal component of the course is the individual project, which is usually associated with current research activity or industrial consultancy, allowing you to gain substantial expertise in a particular area.

Further expertise is developed by taking taught course modules. Students choose 6-10 modules according to their envisaged career path and from a broad range of taught subjects available in the department.

Our Mechanical Engineering degrees emphasise the development of skills needed by the twenty-first century graduate engineer:

• imagination
• creativity
• intellectual agility
• the ability to work in multidisciplinary teams

Our Mechanical Engineering degrees emphasise the development of skills needed by the twenty-first century graduate engineer:

• imagination
• creativity
• intellectual agility
• the ability to work in multidisciplinary teams