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MASTER OF INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT (ONLINE STUDY)

Course details
Core Units (each 6 credit points)
 CIV5899 (https://handbook.monash.edu/2020/units/CIV5899): Infrastructure Information
Management
CIV5313 (https://handbook.monash.edu/2020/units/CIV5313): Asset Management
CIV5310 (https://handbook.monash.edu/2020/units/CIV5310): Infrastructure Project and Policy
Evaluation
CIV5889 (https://handbook.monash.edu/2020/units/CIV5889): Infrastructure Research Project
CIV5323: Project risk management (NEW from Semester 2 2020)

Enhancement Units

CIV5881 (https://handbook.monash.edu/2020/units/CIV5881): Ground Water Hydraulics

CIV5882 (https://handbook.monash.edu/2020/units/CIV5882): Flood Hydraulics and Hydrology
CIV5883 (https://handbook.monash.edu/2020/units/CIV5883): Surface Water Hydrology
CIV5884 (https://handbook.monash.edu/2020/units/CIV5884): Water Sensitive Stormwater
Design
CIV5885 (https://handbook.monash.edu/2020/units/CIV5885): Infrastructure Dynamics
CIV5886 (https://handbook.monash.edu/2020/units/CIV5886): Infrastructure Geomechanics
CIV5887 (https://handbook.monash.edu/2020/units/CIV5887): Infrastructure Rehabilitation and
Monitoring
CIV5888 (https://handbook.monash.edu/2020/units/CIV5888): Advanced Computational
Methods
CIV5301 (https://handbook.monash.edu/2020/units/CIV5301): Advanced Traffic Engineering
CIV5302 (https://handbook.monash.edu/2020/units/CIV5302): Traffic Engineering and
Management
CIV5304 (https://handbook.monash.edu/2020/units/CIV5304): Intelligent Transport Systems
CIV5315 (https://handbook.monash.edu/2020/units/CIV5315): Applied Transport Economics
CIV5316 (https://handbook.monash.edu/2020/units/CIV5316): Fundamentals of Urban Public
Transport
MKF5917 (https://handbook.monash.edu/2020/units/MKF5917):  Understanding Marketing and
Consumers - Semester 1 and Semester 2 2020 - 6 credit point unit
EDF5637 (https://handbook.monash.edu/2020/units/EDF5637): Inner leadership: Understanding
self and others – Semester 1 - 12 credit point unit

Please contact Dr Mehrdad Arashpour, course leader, by emailing mehrdad.arashpour@monash.edu (m

ailto:mehrdad.arashpour@monash.edu) for further information.

Updated for 2020 Handbook:

 Master of
Infrastructure
Unit Exit Options
Engineering and
Management

 
Entry Entry Entry Entry based on 3 year
based based based on degree
on 4 on 3 4 year
year year degree
degree degree

Graduate Graduate Graduate

Diploma Diploma Certificate

» Part (a) Core Unit 5 5 any 4 5 any 2 two

CIV5310 Infrastructure core units
Project and Policy units
Evaluation
CIV5889 Infrastructure
Project
CIV5899 Infrastructure
Information Management
CIV5313 Assets
Management
CIV5323 Project risk
management

» Part (b) Enhancement 3 units 7 units Not 3 units 2 units

Units from the following required
offerings
Choose three units if
Entry Level 2
Choose seven units if
Entry Level 1
CIV5881  Ground Water
» Total Credits Points 72 cp 72 cp 48 cp 48 cp 24 cp
Hydrology
Required
CIV5882  Floor Hydraulics
and Hydrology
 Master of
Infrastructure
Unit Exit Options
Engineering and
Management

CIV5883  Surface Water
Hydrology
CIV5884  Water Sensitive
Stormwater Design
CIV5885  Infrastructure
Dynamics
CIV5886  Flood Hydraulics
and Hydrology
CIV5887  Infrastructure
Rehabilitation &
Monitoring
CIV5888  Advanced
Computation Methods
CIV5301  Advanced Traffic
Engineering
CIV5302  Traffic
Engineering and
Management
CIV5304  Intelligent
Transport Systems
CIV5315 Applied
Transport Economics
CIV5316 Fundamentals of
urban public transport
EDF5637 Inner
leadership:  Understanding
self and others
MKF5917 Understanding
marketing and Consumers

» Total Core Units 5x6= 5x6= 4x6= 4x6= 2 x 6 = 12

30 cp 30 cp 24 cp 24 cp cp

» Total Credits Points 72 cp 72 cp 48 cp 48 cp 24 cp

Required
 Master of
Infrastructure
Unit Exit Options
Engineering and
Management

» Total Elective Units 3x6= 7x6= 0 4x6= 2 x 6 = 12

18 cp 42 cp 24 cp cp

» Advanced Standing 24 cp 0 24 cp 0 0

» Total Credits Points 72 cp 72 cp 48 cp 48 cp 24 cp

Required

Entry and Completion Requirements

The Master of Infrastructure Engineering and Management is aimed at managers, engineers and
technical staff who undertake asset management in transport, water and built infrastructure under local
and state governments.

Professionals involved in the management of infrastructure such as roads, railways, buildings, bridges,
tunnels, dams and pipelines and facilities for water supply, transport and power generation, have
chosen this program to develop their understanding of the ever-expanding industry.

The program suits those wanting to develop their career choices as well as experienced professionals
aiming to upgrade their knowledge and skills. To be eligible for admission you must hold a Bachelors
Degree in engineering or another relevant discipline, however some introductory knowledge of civil
engineering is expected.

The course comprises 72 credit points, consisting of four core units (24 credit points) and electives.
Students holding the equivalent to a Bachelor of Engineering may be eligible for up to 24 credit points
of advanced standing and so those students would only need to complete 48 credit points (4 core units
plus four electives) to obtain the Master of Infrastructure Engineering and Management.
Students may choose to exit with either a Graduate Certificate in Infrastructure Engineering and
Management or a Graduate Diploma in Infrastructure Engineering and Management and have the
option to return at a later date to complete the Master of Infrastructure Engineering and Management.

English Language Requirements

International Applicants must meet one of the following English language requirements:

IELTS: 6.5 overall (no band lower than 6.0); or

TOEFL Paper-based test: 550 with a TWE of 4.5; or
TOEFL Internet-based test: score of 79 overall with minimum scores: Writing: 21, Listening: 12,
Reading: 13 and Speaking: 18.

NOTE:  If your previous degree was undertaken in English in an overseas country (other than Australia,
New Zealand, UK, USA, Canada, etc), and that qualification is to be used as evidence of English
language proficiency, the degree needs to have been completed within 5 years of the date of the
application to enter the Masters. If you do not satisfy this requirement then you need to provide your
schooling evidence that the medium of instruction was undertaken in the English Language. If you do
not satisfy this requirement then you need to sit the IELTS (Academic), TOEFL, etc. as advised in the
Monash University English Language website (https://www.monash.edu/admissions/english-language-
requirements).

Please contact Dr Mehrdad Arashpour, course leader, by emailing mehrdad.arashpour@monash.edu (m

ailto:mehrdad.arashpour@monash.edu) for further information.

Course code:
E6008


Course type:
Master by coursework


Standard duration
1.5 years FT, 3 years PT


Mode and location
Off-campus (Online study)


Award
Master of Infrastructure Engineering and Management

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Apply now (https://www.monash.edu/engineering/master-infrastructure/apply-now)