28 Master's in Energy Engineering in Oceania

The Energy Systems program at University of Melbourne is for students who have completed a degree in engineering, science, business, finance or economics, and are looking to start a career in, or make a change to the energy sector.

Equip yourself for employment in the rapidly growing Materials Engineering field withe the Energy and Environmental Materials programme from University of Auckland.

The Energy Change program at the Australian National University is about one of the greatest challenges of the 21st century, and can only be solved with a worldwide transition to carbon-free forms of energy.  

The Energy Change (Advanced) program at the Australian National University is a multi-disciplinary coursework and research degree which will provide you with both a strong basis in the fundamental areas related to energy change, as well as allowing you to undertake advanced courses and research in areas suited to your individual interests.   

This Master of Mining and Energy Law programme from The University of Western Australia is designed to give legal and non-legal professionals the expertise to pursue careers in the mining and energy industries.   

Engineering - Renewable Engineering from University of New South Wales is designed for students who don't have a formal engineering accreditation but have completed undergraduate study, this degree will help you develop job prospects through specialisation, retraining or cross-training. During your study you’ll study targeted courses in renewable energy and energy efficiency. 

The Energy and Resources Law program at University of Melbourne is part of the world-renowned Melbourne Law Masters program. It’s available for both law and non-law graduates and the flexible structure makes it ideal for working professionals looking to immerse themselves in the study of energy and resources law.

The Master of Urban Water Engineering (Professional) at the University of Queensland provides you with the integrated knowledge and skills required to grasp the whole urban water cycle and the linkages between its different aspects.