- Monash University - Australia / malaysia
Monash University Diploma of Engineering
MCD Engineering will prepare you for success in your Monash Engineering degree.
(CRICOS PROVIDER: MONASH COLLEGE 01857J).
Duration
12 Months
Intakes
February, June and October
Full Course Fee
2.1 Million
Scholarships
Up to 30%
Program Overview
The Diploma of Engineering will prepare you for success at Monash University Engineering Degree. The Engineering Faculty at Monash University is ranked #1 in Australia with specialisation areas such as Civil Engineering, Material Sciences and Chemical Engineering ranked amongst the Top 40 in the world.
Top 50
World University Ranking
+400
Excellence Awards
20+
Years of Excellence
100%
Pathway Guarantee
Career Options
Career Options
- Electrical & Electronic Engineer
- Mechanical Engineer
- Civil Engineer
- Software Engineer
- Chemical Engineer
- Mechatronics/Robotics Engineer
- Biomedical Engineer
- Environmental Engineer
- Aerospace Engineer
Available Subjects
Choose from a wide range of subjects to customize your learning experience
Chemistry 1 (MCD4390)
A fundamental understanding of chemistry is relevant to many of the tasks encountered by professional engineers. Topics covered include atomic theory of matter, chemical periodicity, ionic, covalent and metallic bonding. Practical exercises are illustrative of the theory component and provide experience in laboratory techniques and laboratory ‘Occupational Health, Safety and Environment’ practices.
Advanced Mathematics (MCD4490)
Develops knowledge and skills in mathematical logic, circular function, complex numbers and vectors. It provides an extension into circular functions and differential calculus including anti derivatives and differential equations, and investigates applications particularly for use in other engineering areas, such as kinematics.
Engineering Methods (MCD4520)
Teaches methods for analysing complex engineering problems, covering statics and material properties to analyse structures such as beams, cantilevers and truss sections. “Engineering thinking’ is developed where the methods used to solve problems are with an insight into the different specialisations of engineering in society.
Engineering Smart Systems (MCD4540)
Fundamentals of software, electrical, electronic and mechatronics engineering ranging from concepts such as boolean logic and thevenin equivalence. Introduction of software and hardware cycle inclusive of functional analysis, design integration, requirements analysis.
Engineering Numerical Analysis (MCD4550)
Through the presentation of a MATLAB environment, the unit introduces computing fundamen- tals in the context of dynamical systems with an analytical approach to solving physical systems involving linear and rotational motions. Similarly a non analytical approach will be utilised to examine a broader range of dynamical systems and complex engineering using numerical methods.
Engineering Design (MCD4530)
Explores the engineering design process by simulating a real world experience that factors stakeholders, economic, environmental, indigenous social and ethical aspects of the proposal. Alongside, the ethics involved in the digital process will be explored when presenting proposals and pitching ideas to stakeholders.
Engineering Mathematics (MCD4500)
Allows students to explore the fundamental concepts and techniques required for first year engineering courses in the areas of vector algebra and geometry, linear algebra and matrix operations, Eigen-values and Eigen-vectors, differential and integral calculus, sequences and series, ordinary differential equations and boundary value problems, multivariable calculus and partial derivatives.
Intermediate Physics (MCD4600)
Physics seeks to describe the fundamental nature of the universe and strives to reveal nature’s underlying simplicity. This unit considers the basic concepts of practical investigation, rotational motion, electricity and magnetism, and atomic theories.
Physics for Engineering (MCD4160)
Relates key principles of physics to engineering and technology, and shows how physics, including quantum and nanoscience, creates useful new technologies. The practical component develops measurement, analysis, and communication skills.
Tuition Fees
Flexible installment payment plans available
Scholarships up to 30% based on merit
Early bird discounts for advance registration
Entry Requirements
- Minimum age of 16 years
- Completed A/L or equivalent qualification
- English proficiency requirement (IELTS 5.5 or equivalent)
- Academic prerequisites based on chosen pathway
Age : Minimum age is 16 years. If you do not meet the age requirements, you may be offered a deferred place.
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Note: Specific subject prerequisites may apply depending on your chosen degree pathway at Monash University.
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