The Master of Engineering is designed to develop your expertise through advanced courses and specialised electives. The program is a pathway to becoming an accredited engineer and has been submitted for accreditation by Engineers Australia. Choose to specialise in one of the following: Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Software Engineering. See 'Fields of Study' for more information. Undertake supervised projects relevant to your engineering field. You'll learn from UQ and guest academics, industry representatives, and business leaders about how to implement innovative design solutions in the real world. Benefit from a program that includes a balance of business courses. You'll develop your ability to understand, manage and deliver complex professional projects within your chosen engineering discipline. Career outcomes Graduates of the Master of Engineering are equipped with the specialist knowledge, technical skills and business acumen needed for leadership roles within their chosen engineering discipline. The program is a pathway to becoming an accredited engineer and opens doors to an array of industries, from consulting firms to forensic investigation companies, or working in areas such as chemical, civil, electrical, mechanical, mining and software. Civil Engineering The Master of Engineering is a two-year graduate entry program designed to enable students with appropriate non-accredited engineering qualifications to achieve entry level engineering accreditation [Engineers Australia National Generic Competency Standards ' Stage 1 Competency] in the field of Civil Engineering. The plan will allow students to advance their Civil engineering knowledge and skills and demonstrate their learning through practice-focused and advanced technical courses, experiential learning experiences, and research projects.