Graduate Certificate in Digital Engineering (Infrastructure)
Graduate Certificate in Digital Engineering (Infrastructure)
The infrastructure sector in Australia is booming and digital engineering tools (such as BIM, IoT, AR and VR) are increasingly being used. The Australian Federal and State governments are beginning to mandate the use of digital engineering strategies and systems, increasing the demand for skilled people to assist with this…
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COURSE DESCRIPTION
The infrastructure sector in Australia is booming and digital engineering tools (such as BIM, IoT, AR and VR) are increasingly being used.
The Australian Federal and State governments are beginning to mandate the use of digital engineering strategies and systems, increasing the demand for skilled people to assist with this transition.
The Graduate Certificate in Digital Engineering (Infrastructure) is designed to equip professionals with a solid foundation to create, capture and integrate data in a digitised work environment. The course is closely aligned with industry and focused on real-life applications to meet an identified skills gap across architecture, engineering and construction (AEC), facilities management (FM), and up-skill those in the field to contribute to improving and transforming the sector.
Access the latest knowledge and practical tools in digital engineering. Be taught by a multidisciplinary team spanning geomatic engineering, civil engineering, construction and project management, architecture, mechanical engineering and industry experts.
Learning digital technologies and methods in design and construction will give you an edge among your peers as you add value through integrated design and project collaboration.
The course is highly flexible, with the option to study fully online or in mixed mode so you can easily study around work.
Course aims
The Graduate Certificate in Digital Engineering (Infrastructure) provides a solid foundation to create, capture, and integrate data in a digitised work environment, supporting professionals in the field to contribute to the transformation of the industry.
Who is this course for?
This course is for professionals who want to upskill in digital engineering. It is ideal for those working in architecture, engineering and construction (AEC), facilities management (FM), and connected industries.
Pathways
Graduates may progress to a range of master-level graduate programs using credit from the subjects in this course. From there, you may enter research higher degree programs, including the Doctor of Philosophy.
Career outcomes
With a booming infrastructure sector in Australia and the increasing use of digital engineering tools, digital engineering skills are highly sought-after, offering you a wealth of opportunities to advance your career in several highly-skilled professions, including urban design, software and civil engineering, architecture, and multiple roles in Building Information Modelling.
With Australian Federal and State governments beginning to mandate the use of digital engineering strategies and systems, in part to move towards digital cities, demand for skilled people to assist with this transition is only growing.
Once you’ve completed this course, you may also use credit from the core subjects to progress to a range of master-level graduate programs. From there, you may enter research higher degree programs, including the Doctor of Philosophy, to deepen your skills and further shape your career pathway.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
Established in 1853, the University of Melbourne enjoys an outstanding reputation with world rankings, consistently being placed as Australia’s leading comprehensive research-intensive university, and is one of the world’s top 50 (as per Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2015 – 2016 and Academic Ranking of World Universities 2015). There are over 80 different undergraduate study areas and over 270 graduate courses at Melbourne for students to choose from. The University has extensive global networks and has seven campus locations across Melbourne and rural Victoria.
