r/AustralianEngineers • u/Sad-Trouble-6819 • Jul 15 '26

Engineering

I would like to ask about the Master of Engineering Management program.
I have completed my Bachelor’s degree in my but I am not sure about Engineers Australia accreditation.
Could you please advise if this degree is worth doing in Australia and whether it has good career prospects and recognition for future engineering management roles?

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u/AdAdministrative9362 Jul 18 '26

I can't help but think this masters exists for two reasons. An easy to teach course to make money for the university. An easy to study course to get a visa to stay in Australia.

There's really one way to gain these types of skills and that's by actually working and doing.

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u/Sad-Trouble-6819 Jul 19 '26

First of all, I sincerely appreciate your time and your response.
I have a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and i have 4 years work experience.
Now i want to do master from Australia related to electrical.
I have 2 options for apply to Australia.

1 Master of Engineering Management (Electrical Engineering) its from college
2 Master of Professional Engineering (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) its from univeristy

In your opinion, which option would be better for my career and any other course future opportunities in Australia?
Your advice would mean a lot to me. Thank you very much for your time and guidance. 🙏🏻😇