Pre‐Eng Club Master of Engineering Information Session 3 April 2014 Today you’ll hear about… The Master of Engineering (Prof Andrew Ooi, Associate Dean) Admissions information (Damien Reddrop, Future Students) Careers (Robyn Gamble, Careers & Industry) Exchange opportunities (Tamara Djurovic, Student Enrichment) Melbourne Accelerator Program (Maxine Lee, MAP) The Student Experience! (current students) Professor Andrew Ooi Associate Dean (Academic) Some questions... Pathway students Nonpathway • Am I on the right pathway? • Can I change pathway? • Is engineering for me? • Is engineering for me? • Am I eligible? • What are the key benefits of studying engineering at Melbourne? About the Master of Engineering... Masters level qualification Dual accreditation via Washington Accord and EUR-ACE (unique in Australia) Leading university in Australia for Engineering and Technology (Times Higher Ed, QS, Shanghai Jiao Tong rankings) Curriculum designed in consultation with Industry Dedicated Careers and Industry Unit Damien Reddrop, Future Students Admissions requirements University of Melbourne Students • Complete any degree • Complete 2 relevant Science subjects • Complete 2 relevant Maths (normally Linear Algebra and Calculus 2) • 65% average score on level 2 and 3 subjects (in a 3 year degree) including fail results and NH (49) • Sequence or major in engineering will give you credit towards the Master of Engineering to a maximum of 100 points Deadlines International & Local Semester 2 2014 – April 30 Semester 1 2015 – Nov 30 • Apply once you have started your final semester • No need to submit transcripts & completion statements • Offer letters sent after results finalised (within 2 weeks) – Semester 1 results available July 11 • One offer per student per semester • Graduate Access form must be submitted with your application Questions? Engineering & IT Student Centre Tues and Wed afternoon (2pm- 5pm) Future student staff available, no appointment necessary • • • • Discuss Individual circumstances Eligibility Which specialisation? Program options Careers in Engineering Robyn Gamble Careers Consultant Career Learning for Students Current Situation The Careers & Industry Unit provide a range of career services to support you in your career development, in order to assist you to become career self managers. Knowing Yourself Moving On Career Planning Exploring Your Options Making Decisions 11 Knowing Yourself – understand your interest, skills and values Exploring Your Options – get to know industries, organisations and opportunities Making Decisions – Set yourself goals and timeframes Moving On – Understand the job seeking transition process Taking ownership of your career Industry Q&As Eng & IT Careers Online Resume Drop-in sessions TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR CAREER Career Corner resources Interview Stream Online Career Chat Eng & IT Careers Fair Visit: careersonline.unimelb.edu.au/eng-it What Employers Want Well-rounded graduates Communication Team work Leadership Problem solving Analytical skills Planning Organisational skills Negotiation skills Conflict resolution Visit: careersonline.unimelb.edu.au/eng-it Engineering Job Market How much do engineers earn? How much do engineers earn? Where our graduates work Based on the most recent Graduate Destination Survey data Top 12 Industries that our graduates work in: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Engineering Design & Engineering Consulting Services (almost 30%) Higher Education (11.6%) Computer System Design and Related Services (8.3%) Management Advice & Related Consulting Services (7.6%) Surveying & Mapping Services Scientific Research Services State Government Administration Non‐residential Building Construction Oil & Gas Extraction Banking Wired Telecommunications Network Operation Water Supply Your Career Pathway Brochure Brochures include: • • • • • • • • Overview of industries / Specialisations Employers Career Progression, Job Titles Alternative & Academic Careers Graduate profiles from industry Salary / Job Outlook Career Planning Links & Professional Associations Available on MSE website below.. www.eng.unimelb.edu.au/study/careers/pathways Alternative Careers for Engineers Engineering skills set you up for a fantastic career by enabling you to work in a vast array of sectors Did you know? Statistics show that a high number of our graduates don’t go on to practice as an engineer or IT professional, but will use their problem solving, analytical skills and communication skills in: Learn more about these careers through our Industry Q&A session Industry Q&A Sessions Elisabeth Murdoch Lecture Theatre Bring your student card for entry To listen to audio of these sessions visit: www.eng.unimelb.edu.au/current/careers/industry‐qa/ Pre‐ENG Club Pre-ENG Club Industry Site Visits See what engineers do in the real world Find out what sectors/disciplines/employers interest you Practice your networking skills Ask lots of questions! Career Seminars – learn how to get experience & explore career planning Access to Eng & IT Careers Online www.eng.unimelb.edu.au/current/preeng-club Eng & IT Careers Online Log in to Engineering & IT Careers Online to find: • Jobs! • Companies by course/SMEs • Careers Noticeboard • Employer Events & workshops • Career resources • Online Chat • …and more! Visit: careersonline.unimelb.edu.au/workgroups/eng‐it Online Career Chat Discuss weekly career topics with careers staff and industry guests: Semester 1 > 28th May Wednesdays, 3 ‐ 4pm Access via floating icon on: Engineering and IT Careers Online Compatible with iPhone and iPad Visit: careersonline.unimelb.edu.au/workgroups/eng‐it Questions Good luck and hope to see you in Engineering soon! Tamara Djurovic Engineering Global Mobility Officer 8344-7149 [email protected] Exchange or Study Abroad? WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE? Exchange: • • • Takes place at one of our partner institutions Enrolled at both UOM and overseas host institution Tuition fees paid at UOM Study Abroad: • • • Not a UOM partner You arrange your own program Tuition fees are paid directly to the host institution Choosing your destination • • • The University of Melbourne has approximately 180 partner institutions in 44 countries around the world. The first question to ask yourself is “Where do I want to go?” You might consider an exchange in Asia, Europe or the Americas Study Abroad or Exchange Personal Development and Career Enhancement: • Develop independence and adaptability • Immerse yourself in another culture • Extend your communication skills • • • Explore the planet – the world is in your hands Enhance chance of an international career In a global culture, be competitive with other applicants who have international experience Eligibility – All Programs To be eligible to apply for this exchange you must: • • • • • Have a weighted average of 65% across your degree so far Have completed a minimum of one semester in your degree at the time of application (Graduate) Minimum enrolment when overseas is 37.5 UoM points and max 50 UoM points Obtain faculty approval on a Melbourne Global Mobility application demonstrate through a financial plan your ability to support your stay overseas Attend a compulsory myWorld First Steps Session though Melbourne Global Mobility Melbourne Accelerator Program (MAP) Vision Fb & Twitter: @MAPUniMelb Structure Non‐Accelerator Activities Public Forums Accelerator Activities MAP Startup Accelerator Master Classes Startup Velocity Escape Velocity Specialist Feeder Programs Fb & Twitter: @MAPUniMelb MAP Startup Accelerator Image courtesy www.treverimarket.com Fb & Twitter: @MAPUniMelb MAP14 Startup Accelerator • $20,000 • Co‐working space • Structured mentoring • Networking opportunities • UoM stamp of approval Fb & Twitter: @MAPUniMelb Cool Stuff ‐ Sydney Fb & Twitter: @MAPUniMelb Cool Stuff – Silicon Valley Fb & Twitter: @MAPUniMelb MAP12 Fb & Twitter: @MAPUniMelb MAP13 Fb & Twitter: @MAPUniMelb Eligibility One founding member of startup must be student, staff or alumni within five years of: • Melbourne School of Engineering • Faculty of Business & Economics • Melbourne Business School • Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry & Health Sciences • Faculty of Arts Fb & Twitter: @MAPUniMelb How we select teams Team Technology Traction Fb & Twitter: @MAPUniMelb Key Info: Startup Accelerator 2014 25 March 8 April 28 April Applications Open Application Workshop Applications Close 13 May Pitch Night 20 – 21 May Selection Interview 10 July Launch Party Fb & Twitter: @MAPUniMelb Structure Non‐Accelerator Activities Public Forums Accelerator Activities MAP Startup Accelerator Master Classes Startup Velocity Escape Velocity Specialist Feeder Programs Fb & Twitter: @MAPUniMelb Public Forums Fb & Twitter: @MAPUniMelb Master Class Series Master Classes provide practical advice for overcoming the day‐to‐day challenges of running a startup. • Every second Wednesday • 5.30 – 6.30pm • Brown Theatre, Electrical Engineering (Building 193) • 45 min presentation + 15 min Q&A Fb & Twitter: @MAPUniMelb Startup Velocity Series Intensive program for students interested in getting involved in entrepreneurship: • 3 days of workshops, mentoring, idea validation, pitching, team collaboration and building. •Mon 14 – Wed 16 April 2014 •5.30pm onwards •Theatre 4, Alan Gilbert Building Fb & Twitter: @MAPUniMelb Key Info: Startup Velocity 2014 25 March Applications Open 9 April Applications Close 14‐16 April Startup Velocity Event Fb & Twitter: @MAPUniMelb Website map.eng.unimelb.edu.au Facebook/Twitter @MapUnimelb Contact [email protected] Student speakers: Matt De Bono Joanna Jellie eng.unimelb.edu.au Kate Mulqueen Senior Recruitment Coordinator Engineering & IT Student Centre [email protected] +61 3 8344 1069 Jessica Yan Recruitment Coordinator Engineering & IT Student Centre [email protected] +61 3 8344 9820 Questions? 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