Master of Space Engineering (8622)

Program Description

The Master of Space Engineering is designed for postgraduate scholars who wish to develop a high-level understanding of the principles and practices of engineering related to space systems and to strengthen their skills in this area.

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Further details for the program are listed below. If you require any more information about this program, or are currently in a Masters program and would like to enquire if you are eligible to transfer into this program, please contact:

Postgraduate Discipline Coordinator (Space):

Dr Melrose Brown

melrose.brown@adfa.edu.au

Postgraduate Student Enquiries:

seit@adfa.edu.au

Ph: (02) 5114 5247

Handbook Link:

http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/postgraduate/programs/current/8622.html

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Course Availability

Core	Semester 1 - 2021	Semester 2 - 2021
ZEIT8007	Space Operations	Distance Mode	Not Offered
ZEIT8008	Space Systems Design	Not Offered	Distance Mode
ZEIT8009	Global Navigation Satellite Systems	Not Offered	Distance Mode
ZEIT8012	Space Systems Engineering	Distance Mode	Not Offered

Electives	Semester 1 - 2021	Semester 2 - 2021
ZEIT8032	Information Assurance Principles	Not Offered	Distance Mode
ZEIT8033	Critical Infrastructure Security Policy & Governance	Not Offered	Not Offered
ZEIT8219	Satellite Communications	Distance Mode	Not Offered
ZEIT8221	Spaceborne Imaging Technology	Not Offered	Not Offered
ZEIT8230	Requirements Practice	Distance Mode	Distance Mode
ZEIT8231	Test and Evaluation	Distance Mode	Not Offered
ZEIT8297	Project Report - Systems Engineering F/T*	Distance Mode	Distance Mode
ZEIT8303	Project Management Body of Knowledge	Distance Mode	Distance Mode
ZHSS8504	Space Conflict and Competition	Distance Mode	Not Offered

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Program Code: 8622

Award Level: Masters Degree (Coursework)
Award: Master of Space Engineering

Minimum Units of Credit per Term: 6
Maximum Units of Credit per Term: 24
Minimum Units of Credit for Award: 48

Distance and Intensive Delivery Mode

Distance Mode: Courses are available in the distance (online) delivery mode. There is no need for you to be present on the campus to complete the course. You only need to download the information, complete the work and upload your assessments or complete the online tests as directed in the Course Outline. All coursework and forums are asynchronous; there is no need for you to be online at any specific point in time. If necessary, you can log in at the start of the session, download all the course material and only log back in again to submit assignments and complete any course tests. Of course, if you are able to be connected more regularly, you can participate in the online forums.

Intensive Delivery Mode (IDM): If you choose to undertake IDM courses, you will attend the UNSW Canberra campus for a one- week full-time period of face-to-face instruction. The IDM periods are usually at the start of each session so you may be able to package and complete a number of IDMs in succession. On completion of this on-campus component, you would complete the rest of the coursework as detailed in the Course Outline. There is no need to remain at UNSW Canberra nor to be online at any specific point. After the IDM intensive week, you simply download the information and continue through the session as if you were in the Distance Mode. Throughout the session you may, if you wish and are available, participate in online forums with other students

Master of Space Engineering (8622)

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Distance and Intensive Delivery Mode

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Master of Space Engineering (8622)

Program Details

Program Structure

Course Availability

Distance and Intensive Delivery Mode

Ready to begin your study?

Need more information?

UNSW Canberra at the Australian Defence Force Academy

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