The modern engineering workforce keeps the wheels of our world turning - creating, monitoring and refining the technological products that underpin society's structures Engineering and technology at Deakin Deakin University offers a range of undergraduate courses in engineering and technology. The courses have been developed in line with the requirements of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, so graduates are eligible for professional accreditation. A comprehensive portfolio of postgraduate programs is also available. Deakin is also grooming graduates with highly developed skills in communication, teamwork and technology management, and a holistic understanding of the role of the professional engineer and technologist in society. Industry links Deakin's School of Engineering and Technology promotes and maintains strong industry links through its joint research and education programs, and students have the opportunity to be involved in industry projects and work experience.
Graduates enjoy high employment rates.
Course choices - undergraduate Students choose a major area of study at the end of first year. The main feature of Deakin's postgraduate programs is that almost all are available entirely by off-campus study, offering maximum flexibility for busy professionals. Postgraduate degrees by Research Higher degrees by research are available in the traditional way - on campus at the University, or candidates can spend time on site conducting a research project through their own place of work, or through Deakin industry research partnerships. The DTech is available to leading professionals in industry. Participants negotiate and conduct a customised research program, which is carried out in the workplace.