This program addresses the increasing need for engineers with comprehensive knowledge of transportation and logistics systems and their social, economic and technological impact. The Master of Engineering (Transport Systems Engineering) addresses the fundamentals of transport and logistics and the development of solutions for specific problems in planning, design, management and operation of transport infrastructure and facilities. You will enhance your career prospects by developing advanced knowledge and skills in transport and logistics engineering and management and enhance your career prospects. You will gain the skills to step up as a project leader, consultant or manager with the expertise to lead the implementation of new technologies and operating practices in transport and logistics. The program will deepen the knowledge of engineers working with road, traffic or public transport authorities and logistics and supply chain organisations.

There is an increasing demand for transport and logistics engineers in the public and private sectors. With the Port of Melbourne being Australia’s largest container and general cargo port, Victoria has a pre-eminent national role in transport and logistics. Employers need transportation and logistics engineers in all areas ranging from transport planning and modelling, traffic impact analysis, road safety audit, manufacturing, transportation and physical distribution, warehousing, port management, aviation and supply chain management.