UndergraduateEngineering
Diploma of Engineering Technology
Melbourne Polytechnic, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
About this program
12 months full time / available part time
Duration
1 year
Requirements
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Requirements
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Next Intake
February, July
Next Intake
February, July
Design a future for yourself - and the world:
This course offers the perfect introduction into the world of Infrastructure and Built Environment. You'll learn the core concepts of civil engineering construction principles, processes and materials, advanced technology applications, structural mechanics, design and documentation of reinforced concrete and steel structures, documentation of urban roads, land surveying, 2D/3D/BIM software.
Gain essential engineering skills:
In the course of your studies, you’ll learn from and work with senior civil and structural engineers involved in the design and construction of buildings, bridges, airports, dams and reticulation systems.
The Engineering Technology Programs focus on developing your employability skills and enabling you to be Industry job-ready.
Fees & duration
English test scores
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Course structure
Study plan in 21 parts
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- Set up BIM capable software and files for building design drafting
- Work safely and effectively in manufacturing and engineering
- Organise and communicate information
- Interact with computing technology
- Perform engineering activities
- Manage self in an engineering environment
- Apply technical mathematics
- Apply engineering mechanics principles
- Select common engineering materials
- Operate computer-aided design (CAD) system to produce basic
- drawing elements
- Investigate advanced technology applications in the manufacturing
- industry and related industries
- Apply fundamentals of civil engineering to a construction project
- Apply principles of materials testing to civil engineering applications
- Apply surveying for civil engineering projects
- Produce reinforced concrete drawings
- Produce structural steel drawings
- Produce drawings to enable road construction
- Apply surveying computations to engineering projects
Career & PR pathway
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Admissions
Requirements Applicants must have successfully completed Year 12 of VCE studies or equivalent, including units in English and Mathematics. Mature age students (non-VCE) with relevant experience may also apply. Students who do not have the necessary prerequisite studies may be required to undertake additional bridging units of study in mathematics and communications. Academic: Australian Year 12 equivalency English: Academic IELTS 6.0 overall, Pearson PTE Academic 50 overall, or Melbourne Polytechnic recognised equivalency.
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