Master of Engineering Science (Space Systems Engineering)

Program Overview

The Master of Engineering Science (Space Systems Engineering) at UNSW is a postgraduate degree designed for engineers seeking to enter the space industry or pursue research. The program covers systems engineering, mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, and satellite systems, preparing graduates for roles in space systems engineering, aerospace engineering, and other related fields. The degree requires core and elective courses, as well as a year-long practical project.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Master of Engineering Science (Space Systems Engineering) at UNSW is a postgraduate degree within the School of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications. The degree is designed for students who already hold an accredited engineering degree and aim to enter the space industry or pursue research in the sector. Through the Space Systems Engineering stream, students explore systems engineering in spacecraft and space systems before delving into applications in current and future industries.

Outline:

The program requires the completion of core and elective courses, as well as a year-long practical project. Key subject areas include:

• Systems engineering
• Mechanical engineering
• Aerospace engineering
• Electrical engineering
• Satellite systems
• Space mission development

Careers:

Graduates of the Master of Engineering Science (Space Systems Engineering) enter an industry characterized by exploration, innovation, and discovery. Their expertise prepares them for roles in diverse sectors, including:

• Space systems engineering
• Mechanical engineering
• Computer networks
• Aerospace engineering
• Electrical engineering
• Project management
• Mechatronics
• Software engineering
• Structural engineering
• Professional, technical, and scientific services
• Information media and telecommunications