Postgraduate handbook 2005 - Engineering

Graduate Diploma in Engineering Maintenance Management

Coordinator: Ray Beebe

Course description

This part-time course is offered only by off-campus learning mode at the Gippsland campus. It consists of eight two-semester units and normally takes two years to complete. Attendance is required at a residential school in each year.
Candidates for the Graduate Diploma in Engineering Maintenance Management are able to articulate to the Master of Maintenance and Reliability Engineering, provided they have maintained an average of 65% or more.

Entry requirements

Applicants are required to have a degree or approved diploma in engineering or similar field from an approved institution, or eligibility for graduate membership of the Institution of Engineers Australia, or completion of the Graduate Certificate in Maintenance Management with an average grade of 65%. Applicants without such a qualification may apply for the graduate certificate programs.

Course structure

First year

(Residential school in July)

• GEG7014 Terotechnology and life cycle
• GEG7024 Maintenance management
• GEG7044 Industrial techniques in maintenance management
• GEG7064 Maintenance techniques

Second year

(Residential school in September)

• GEG7034 Quantitative techniques for asset management
• GEG7054 Machine condition monitoring and fault diagnosis
• GEG71544 Risk engineering
• GEG7094 Maintenance and reliability engineering project

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