Coordinator: Ray Beebe + Gippsland campus + Normally completed in three years of part-time study by off-campus learning + Each six-credit- point full-year unit requires four hours of study per week, which corresponds to about 24 hours per week for the year for a normal part- time load + Students are required to attend one four day residential school each of the first two years.
This course will be of greatest benefit to graduate engineers who are involved with the operation and maintenance of industrial, public sector or defence systems. The course can also articulate from each of the following existing courses: Graduate Certificate in Maintenance Management; Graduate Certificate in Reliability Engineering; Graduate Diploma in Engineering Maintenance Management.
Admission to the Master of Maintenance and Reliability Engineering requires
(a) a university honours degree in engineering; or (b) in circumstances
considered special by the faculty board, a university pass degree in
engineering; or (c) a university pass degree plus honours- equivalent
experience appropriate to the field of study; or (d) completion of the Graduate
Diploma in Engineering Maintenance Management with an average not less than 65
per cent
The degree comprises 48 credit points of course work, but if entered by
articulation, students would need to complete 72 credit points in total in
order to complete the degree.. Depending on the manner of entry to the program,
the first two years of part-time study cover coursework required for one or
other of the graduate certificates in maintenance management or reliability
engineering and/or the Graduate Diploma in Engineering Maintenance Management.
This enables articulation from the graduate certificates or graduate diploma to
the masters program, for those who have performed at the requisite standard,
while providing alternative pathways for those who perform less well.
The following units are available in the maintenance management/ reliability engineering graduate programs:
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