To provide students with the interdisciplinary skills and knowledge to navigate and manage complex systems and business enterprises.

 

This program consists of 54 units of study. In the first year, students will focus on the principles of systems engineering and test and evaluation. Students also have the opportunity to study elective courses of their choice to broaden their knowledge and skills. In the final semester, students learn how to successfully apply the principles and concepts of systems engineering that they have gained in previous courses in order to plan, organise, staff, monitor and control the process of designing, developing, testing and producing a major new military/engineering capability that can be based on a real-world scenario. Students then have the option of continuing on with executing their plan under the guidance of industry and academic supervision, or expanding their knowledge in engineering management and integrated logistics support.