The Graduate Diploma in Engineering Science can be taken as a standalone course or in combination with the Master of Engineering. It is specifically designed as a pathway to the University’s Master of Engineering courses to facilitate entry to these programs by graduates without an engineering degree. Flinders University’s postgraduate programs in engineering are multidisciplinary in approach and provide you with access to the latest technical resources. What you will study You will be provided with study in both the theoretical and practical aspects of engineering, and the course builds on your previous experience and knowledge. You will be able to select a stream in biomedical, civil, electronics, or materials engineering. These four streams include coursework and have room for a few topics to be selected. The exact program of study will depend on the qualifications you enter with. Topics in the biomedical stream cover areas such as electronics, human physiology, and microprocessors. Topics in the civil stream cover areas such as civil engineering design, engineering mechanics, engineering geology, and geomechanics. Topics in the electronics stream may cover areas such as automation and industrial control, engineering programming, and analysis of engineering systems. Topics in the materials stream cover areas such as solid mechanics, mechanics and structures, engineering physics, and materials. Your career Australia is currently experiencing a substantial shortage of engineers. Graduates can work in an engineering related field where the skills and knowledge of engineering fundamentals and the ability to communicate with engineering professionals are needed.