Postgraduate future students
The Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering offers suitably qualified
engineering graduates the opportunity to undertake a higher degree
in a range of research areas, including:
- Fluid mechanics & Aerodynamics
- Bioengineering/nanotechnology
- Environmental Engineering
- Structures (aerospace, automotive, maritime, rail)
- Thermodynamics & Heat Transfer Robotics
- Mechatronics
in one of the following research groups within the Department:
- Fluids Laboratory for Aeronautical and Industrial Fluid Dynamics
(FLAIR)
- Turbulence Research, Aerospace and Combustion, Laboratory for
(LTRAC)
- Automotive (CRC Advanced Automotive Technology)
- Composite structures (CRC for Advanced Composite Structures)
- DSTO Centre of Expertise (Structural Mechanics)
- Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management (IEEM)
- Integrated Engineering Asset Management (CIEAM)
- Maintenance Technology Institute (MTI)
- Micro/nano solid and fluid mechanics (MNRL)
- Railway technology (CRC for Rail Technology and IRT)
- Robotics and Mechatronics Research Laboratory (RMRL)
Postgraduate research students undertake either a Master
of Engineering Science (Research) degree over two years or a Doctor
of Philosophy degree over three years.
Research degree requirements and general information
Introductory information for future research students on degree
requirements, some of the benefits of postgraduate study and availability
of scholarships is set out below:
More detailed course and application information for future
local and international students, including how
to apply, postgraduate scholarships and recognition of prior
learning, can be found on the Faculty of Engineering future
Students web pages, on the Monash Research Graduate School web pages
and on the Monash International web pages via the `Quick Links'
box on the right.
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