Monash University

Overview

The PhD in Mechanical, Aerospace, Robotics and Mechatronics Engineering at Monash University equips you to address critical global issues through cutting-edge research in areas such as climate change, transportation, sustainable energy, and advanced robotics.

What you'll study

This program incorporates a comprehensive study of advanced topics, including:

• Advanced Manufacturing Techniques
• Biomedical Engineering Innovations
• Defence Systems Engineering
• Micro and Nano Engineering Applications
• Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
• Interdisciplinary Robotics and Control
• Solid Mechanics and Materials
• Thermofluids Engineering

Students will also have the opportunity to select elective courses and are required to complete a thesis based on original research.

Entry requirements

To apply, candidates must possess:

• A bachelor’s degree (minimum four years) in a relevant field with a research thesis, achieving a suitable academic standing; or
• A master’s degree in a relevant discipline with a research component equivalent to a significant portion of full-time study, also meeting the required academic standards; or
• Equivalent qualifications and relevant professional experience as determined by the Graduate Research Committee.

Additionally, applicants must demonstrate English proficiency through recognized tests, such as TOEFL, PTE Academic, or IELTS, meeting the respective minimum score requirements.

Career prospects

Graduates of this program are prepared with specialized knowledge and versatile skills applicable across various sectors. Earning a PhD positions you as a leader in your field, significantly enhancing your career opportunities in both academic and non-academic environments.

International students may also be eligible for a post-study work permit, allowing them to remain and work in Australia for a designated period after graduation, subject to specific eligibility criteria.