Flinders University

Overview

The Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) (Honours) + Master of Engineering Management at Flinders University is a comprehensive program designed to cultivate advanced mechanical engineering skills alongside essential management and leadership competencies. This combined degree equips students with technical knowledge and practical experience, preparing them for diverse roles that integrate engineering expertise with strategic decision-making.

What you'll study

The program spans typically 5 to 6 years, depending on your enrolment structure and any credits granted. The curriculum is structured as follows:

• Year 1–2: Mechanical Engineering Foundations
  • Engineering Mathematics
  • Analysis of Engineering Systems
  • Mechanics and Structures
  • Fluid Mechanics
  • Thermodynamics and Energy Systems
• Year 3–4: Honours Pathway
  • Advanced mechanical engineering studies aligned with Honours requirements
  • Honours research/thesis component, supervised by university faculty
  • Engineering electives available within the approved study plan
• Year 4–5/6: Engineering Management
  • Coursework focused on engineering management, including planning and governance
  • Project- and systems-oriented subjects from the Master of Engineering Management
  • Capstone or applied assessment components as required by the Master's program

Note that course sequencing, elective options, and credit arrangements may vary based on your approved study plan.

Entry requirements

To gain entry into this program, applicants must possess academic qualifications equivalent to the completion of Australian Year 12. International secondary education qualifications may also be considered for direct entry into undergraduate programs.

• The minimum entry requirement is generally comparable to an ATAR of 65, though some programs may necessitate a higher ATAR.
• For progress to the Honours and Master's components, students must meet specific progression criteria set by the university and maintain satisfactory academic performance.

Career prospects