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International studentsInternational AdmissionsThe University of NewcastleCallaghan NSW 2308 AustraliaT + 61 2 4921 6595F + 61 2 4960 1766E [email protected]
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COURSE OFFERINGSMEM is continually being developed and expanded, so the course offerings may change. All courses are 10 unit courses.
Computer Engineering 2Photogrammetry 1Astronomy and Satellite PositioningLand ValuationTown PlanningAdvanced Coal and Mineral ProcessingSafety and Risk ManagementProject Management and Innovation in Process IndustriesGreen Engineering and Sustainability PrinciplesHydrologyWater EngineeringLand Surface ProcessesManagement of Technological RisksInternet CommunicationsComparative Programming LanguagesData SecurityMachine IntelligenceAdvanced Computer Aided EngineeringBuld Materials Handling and TransportationAerodynamicsComputer Simulation and ModellingDirected Reading/ProjectAdvanced Software ProcessIntroduction to Software Engineering 1Introduction to Software Engineering 2User Interface DesignSoftware Analysis and VerificationObject Oriented Software Engineering
Group BEngineering Project ManagementEngineering Economic AnalysisManagement and Organisational Behaviour
Core Courses
Management Information SystemsStrategic Business SystemsFoundations of Marketing TheoryAustralian Employment RelationsHuman Resource ManagementPrinciples of LeadershipOrganisational EffectivenessManaging Organisational ChangeInvestment AnalysisAccounting and Financial Management
Group A
Australian studentsHunter Hub – CallaghanThe University of NewcastleCallaghan NSW 2308 AustraliaT + 61 2 4921 5000F + 61 2 4921 6997E [email protected]
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This degree allows you to combine business management with engineering practice. Offered by the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment and incorporating Newcastle Business School courses, MEM is designed for those who have an undergraduate degree in engineering, science or a related discipline. It eases the transition to management by offering courses in areas such as managing change, communication and information systems management.
Flexibility
The degree structure enables you to focus on your needs and interests through a range of specialist discipline studies and some elective course choices. The degree can be completed in one year of full-time study, or Australian students may study part-time. Courses are offered on-campus or by completing some courses by distance learning. The range of courses on offer is provided by the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment and the Newcastle Business School. The Newcastle Business School courses are offered on a trimester basis.
Entry requirements
Candidates are required to have a bachelor’s degree in an appropriate engineering, science or related discipline from an approved tertiary institution.
For those without a degree, entry will be subject to candidates providing evidence of:n a diploma from an approved
institutionn at least four years work experience
at a professional or managerial level
OR n other approved professional
qualifications
Fees
Tuition fees for courses are set according to their academic subject area. A student’s fees may vary depending on course selection. The indicative fee for Australian students is AUD$13,440 and for international students AUD$21,130.
Further information on fees is available from the website www.newcastle.edu.au/study/index.html
Structure
For the award of MEM, you will need to complete 80 course units.
30 units of core courses10 units from Group A10 units from Group B
The remaining 30 units may be selected from groups A or B combined. To add to the flexibility of the degree and to account for possible special interests and needs of prospective students, group A courses may also be selected from a whole range of courses offered through the Graduate School of Business.
The Newcastle Business School website is www.newcastle.edu.au/school/business/postgraduate-business/
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This degree allows you to combine business management with engineering practice. Offered by the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment and incorporating Newcastle Business School courses, MEM is designed for those who have an undergraduate degree in engineering, science or a related discipline. It eases the transition to management by offering courses in areas such as managing change, communication and information systems management.
Flexibility
The degree structure enables you to focus on your needs and interests through a range of specialist discipline studies and some elective course choices. The degree can be completed in one year of full-time study, or Australian students may study part-time. Courses are offered on-campus or by completing some courses by distance learning. The range of courses on offer is provided by the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment and the Newcastle Business School. The Newcastle Business School courses are offered on a trimester basis.
Entry requirements
Candidates are required to have a bachelor’s degree in an appropriate engineering, science or related discipline from an approved tertiary institution.
For those without a degree, entry will be subject to candidates providing evidence of:n a diploma from an approved
institutionn at least four years work experience
at a professional or managerial level
OR n other approved professional
qualifications
Fees
Tuition fees for courses are set according to their academic subject area. A student’s fees may vary depending on course selection. The indicative fee for Australian students is AUD$13,440 and for international students AUD$21,130.
Further information on fees is available from the website www.newcastle.edu.au/study/index.html
Structure
For the award of MEM, you will need to complete 80 course units.
30 units of core courses10 units from Group A10 units from Group B
The remaining 30 units may be selected from groups A or B combined. To add to the flexibility of the degree and to account for possible special interests and needs of prospective students, group A courses may also be selected from a whole range of courses offered through the Graduate School of Business.
The Newcastle Business School website is www.newcastle.edu.au/school/business/postgraduate-business/
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www.newcastle.edu.au
International studentsInternational AdmissionsThe University of NewcastleCallaghan NSW 2308 AustraliaT + 61 2 4921 6595F + 61 2 4960 1766E [email protected]
UoN
201
0/14
49 I
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ICO
S P
rovi
der 0
0109
J
COURSE OFFERINGSMEM is continually being developed and expanded, so the course offerings may change. All courses are 10 unit courses.
Computer Engineering 2Photogrammetry 1Astronomy and Satellite PositioningLand ValuationTown PlanningAdvanced Coal and Mineral ProcessingSafety and Risk ManagementProject Management and Innovation in Process IndustriesGreen Engineering and Sustainability PrinciplesHydrologyWater EngineeringLand Surface ProcessesManagement of Technological RisksInternet CommunicationsComparative Programming LanguagesData SecurityMachine IntelligenceAdvanced Computer Aided EngineeringBuld Materials Handling and TransportationAerodynamicsComputer Simulation and ModellingDirected Reading/ProjectAdvanced Software ProcessIntroduction to Software Engineering 1Introduction to Software Engineering 2User Interface DesignSoftware Analysis and VerificationObject Oriented Software Engineering
Group BEngineering Project ManagementEngineering Economic AnalysisManagement and Organisational Behaviour
Core Courses
Management Information SystemsStrategic Business SystemsFoundations of Marketing TheoryAustralian Employment RelationsHuman Resource ManagementPrinciples of LeadershipOrganisational EffectivenessManaging Organisational ChangeInvestment AnalysisAccounting and Financial Management
Group A
Australian studentsHunter Hub – CallaghanThe University of NewcastleCallaghan NSW 2308 AustraliaT + 61 2 4921 5000F + 61 2 4921 6997E [email protected]
CONTACT
ENGINEERINGM
ANAGEMENT
MASTER OF
