Master of Advanced Manufacturing Queensland University of Technology (QUT)

• Develop manufacturing approaches that are human centred, resilient, and able to achieve true sustainability.
• With $15 billion being invested into rebuilding Australia's industrial base, engineers with skills in advanced manufacturing are increasingly in high demand (National Reconstruction Fund, 2023).
• Address emerging trends in de-carbonisation as you learn to lead projects using sustainable materials and processes such as biofuels and animal-free food production.
• Become a leader in Industry 4.0 and 5.0 practices to utilise high-level customisation, cobotics, digitisation, and collaboration between autonomous systems to get the best product quality and maintenance.
• Engage with multinational industry partners such as BMW and Boeing in industry embedded manufacturing projects and research.
• Learn in cutting edge facilities such as our Mackay Pilot Plant, which converts biomass into biofuels, green chemicals and other bioproducts at the pilot scale, and ArmHUB, our jointly-owned innovation hub for agile robotics, AI and design for manufacture industry.
• Australia's $100 billion manufacturing industry is the nation's second largest source of business research and development, making engineers key to the future manufacturing workforce (Engineers Australia, 2023).

Course code: EN54

CRICOS: 113913H

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