Who can apply and what will I study?

There are two courses available in Engineering Asset Management:

• Master of Engineering Asset Management
• Graduate Certificate in Engineering Asset Management

The Master of Engineering Asset Management can be completed in two years (part-time) and follows on from the Graduate Certificate program. You will complete 8 subjects in total for the Masters program and have the choice of completing a dissertation (equivalent to 2 subjects) as part of the program. The Graduate Certificate in Engineering Asset Management can be completed in one year (part-time) and comprises four subjects.

What will I study?

These courses have been uniquely designed for professionals to develop or enhance their skills in the strategic and tactical issues associated with the management of assets. Delivered from a strategic framework, the courses provide structured learning and development and they are delivered by industry experts. The courses take a problem-based approach to learning and are focused on evaluating potential solutions to challenges faced by organisations.

The key areas covered include risk management; acquisition management; design of maintenance regimes; reliability and systems engineering; resource planning, design and management; contract management; management of people, organisations and change; and information systems.

For information on Entry Requirements and the Course Program, please refer to the Course Handbook or the following links:

Master of Engineering Asset Management

Graduate Certificate of Engineering Asset Management

Subject Descriptions

For detailed subject descriptions, please refer to the above links. 

You will need to click on the subject code (next to the subject name) to access the subject description for each subject.