QUT - Engineering - Postgraduate

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Advance your technical expertise and boost your career potential with engineering skills in high demand.

Microcredential courses

Rapidly unlock stronger career opportunities with our short courses that can be completed in six weeks or less.

Graduate certificates

Refresh your skill set and enhance your career with a graduate certificate covering core subject units from a master degree. Graduate after 6-12 months of study.

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Master degrees

Enhance your career with unparalleled depth of knowledge and expertise. A master degree will take between 1-2 years of full-time study.

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Why study with us?

Drive healthcare innovation

Develop the entrepreneurial and technical skills to lead responsible healthcare innovation with a Master of Biomedical Systems and Technology.

Master of Biomedical Systems and Technology

Subsidised postgraduate qualifications

Gain in-demand postgraduate qualifications with a Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP). Available across selected postgraduate offerings. CSPs are offered by the Australian Government and provide financial support by subsidising a portion of the tuition fees for eligible students.

World-class rankings

We are one of Australia's leading universities for biomedical engineering in the 2025 Shanghai Rankings, with graduates leading innovation across the globe.

As Australia's top-ranked research institution in robotics for the seventh consecutive year, QUT is the best place to study and develop your career in robotics (The Australian Research Magazine, 2026).

Upskill in six months

Our condensed Graduate Certificates can be completed in six months full-time or twelve months part-time, and specialise in water engineering, renewable power, robotics, transport and more.

Graduate certificates

Our world-leading academics

Learn from Australia’s top robotics experts

QUT is home to two of Australia’s top robotics researchers, Professor Michael Milford and Distinguished Emeritus Professor Peter Corke (The Australian Research Magazine, 2025 and 2026). We are proud to be Australia's number one robotics research institute for the seventh consecutive year (The Australian Research Magazine, 2026).

Dr Shamsunnahar Yasmin

Dr. Shamsunnahar Yasmin is a road safety engineer at the Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety – Queensland (CARRS-Q), Australia. An experienced civil engineer with over ten years of research and project management experience, she has worked extensively on evidence-based and data-driven statistical analysis in transport engineering.

Professor Olivier Salvado

Professor Olivier Salvado is leading the development of the AI for Health Research Network, a collaborative initiative focused on accelerating the integration of artificial intelligence into real-world clinical practice. His work aims to drive innovation across healthcare systems and improve patient outcomes through the responsible application of AI technologies.

Associate Professor Sara Couperthwaite

Associate Professor Sara Couperthwaite is leading a project with QUT, Lava Blue and the Innovative Manufactuing CRC to produce high purity alumina (HPA) from kaolin clay, an abundant natural and unconventional resource.

Associate Professor David Holmes

Associate Professor David Holmes is a leader in electric and autonomous vehicle systems design, manufacture, implementation, testing and research. He’s currently collaborating with BMW as they implement Industry 5.0 practices in their manufacturing operations in Germany.

Associate Professor Paige Little

Associate Professor Paige Little applies her expertise in engineering and mathematical simulation to advance innovation in healthcare, with a focus on spinal biomechanics. Her current research explores the use of emerging technologies such as 3D printing to design and produce bespoke, patient-specific spine braces that enhance treatment outcomes.