The Western Australian offshore oil and gas industry is moving to deeper water. The recent introduction of Floating LNG facilities (FLNG) offshore WA and the potential for future deep water, remote oil and gas production requires the development of new deep water technologies to bring these hydrocarbon reserves to shore. This course has been designed to meet the need for engineers who possess the high level skill-sets that the subsea industry requires. It is tailored to support the needs of the existing workforce through a series of advanced units in offshore processing, geomechanics and hydrodynamics. Why study Master of Subsea Engineering Curtin University’s subsea program is uniquely structured, industry relevant and internationally based. It provides a range of courses (i.e. Graduate Diploma, Master and Master of Science), matched to qualification and work experience level, to develop your subsea engineering skills so that you are industry ready: technically competent and oil and gas business aware. The courses will provide you with the technical, systems and commercial skills required to assess, select, design, install, operate and maintain subsea developments. The courses are also uniquely delivered in a collaborative manner utilising Curtin academic, industry and university alliance subject matter experts. Professional recognition Completion of the Master of Subsea Engineering meets the requirements of Engineers Australia for recognition as a Chartered Subsea Engineer. Career information As a subsea graduate you may pursue a career with various members of the oilfield industry including major oil companies, subsea equipment suppliers and service companies.