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MEng Courses at The University of Queensland

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

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Master of Engineering Science (Management)

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₹34 L

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Fees details 2026

Fee components	Amount (for 2 years)
Tuition	INR 25.82 L - 32.51 L
Hostel	INR 7.53 L - 16.54 L
Insurance	INR 29.62 K - 36.51 K
Transportation	INR 26.88 K - 70.56 K
Others	INR 37.8 K - 1.48 L
Total fee	INR 34.29 L - 51.61 L

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Compare MEng at University of Queensland with other similar colleges

College	1st Year Tuition Fees	Ranking
The University of Queensland	INR 34.05 L	#42 QS, 2026
University of Wollongong - Australia Compare	INR 22.01 L - 23.62 L	#184 QS, 2026
Queensland University of Technology Compare	INR 22.7 L	#226 QS, 2026
University of South Australia Compare	INR 21.64 L - 25.63 L	#301 THE, 2025
Central Queensland University Compare	INR 22.38 L	#499 QS, 2026
Deakin University Compare	INR 25.57 L - 26.51 L	#207 QS, 2026

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Master of Engineering Science (Management) - Batch of 2025

4.5

Scientia ac Labore - The university truly lives by this motto.

Tips: I lived most of my life overseas, so it was a bit easier for me to fit into the crowd. The cultural shift was immense. There are so many new phrases and so many new habits that I had to get accustomed to, and it is better to learn this and fit in. But you have to remain original, as Aussies love it. Quite a complex balance. But you'll figure it out as you go, trust me. I did obtain a scholarship, as my university is partnered with my alma mater, and I had to request this separately and specifically after doing my independent research, so do your own independent research and be certain that there will be various scholarships that the university is happy to offer to the right candidate fitting all the criteria. The university has transformed my life in every aspect; it has broadened my perspective and provided me with a new perspective of life, of industry, and of academia, and it has been truly transformational. The course has been one of the best because this is what I wanted to do, and it had the exact balance of courses that will help me excel in my career. Since I have found my purpose, I can be confident when I see that the courses I learned have helped me in the right direction. There is more learning left. That is one of the main learnings that the university has provided me. I can't speak for Australia as a whole, but as for Brisbane, it's a beautiful, beautiful blossoming city nestled right in the centre of Eastern Australia, which makes it perfect: a tropical climate, not too cold, not too hot, beautiful people, easygoing, and there's not a lot of hassle and busters that you see in some of the major, well-known cities like Melbourne or Sydney.

Likes (Safety): The St. Lucia campus takes security very seriously. Imagine an emergency app or security dedicated to the office emergency point of call. Emergency vans are ready to evacuate you. Establish evacuation procedures that are brief for students well in advance, if they are working or if they are studying. Cameras throughout the campus are monitored by security officers 24/7, 365 days a year. That is some strong dedication. I have worked at the university as a staff member, and I know the amount of work and training that the university puts into ensuring that the students feel safe in the university. On the other hand, I have also felt some incidences of students not behaving right outside the campus, and that is beyond the control of the university; however, this is very rare and is very unfortunate when it happens, but Brisbane overall is a safe city within the city premises. Doesn't necessarily apply to the outskirts, where there isn't a lot of safety.

Dislikes (Post study jobs): Asphalt companies offering sponsor visa work don't have too much of high hopes, but do come prepared and ready to take on a challenge, and you will certainly be rewarded with not only a job but also a transformational confidence and self-esteem in yourself. Furthermore, companies prefer hiring local citizens as it is easier for them to process the visa, and quicker hires can be done rather than extending the process, which hurts the company and the processes, and practically speaking, they put more money out of their pocket, which any company in this capitalistic and practical environment wouldn't want to do. With that said, I heard a lot of success stories through recruiters from Indian international students, and they eventually got their permanent residency as well. So don't lose hope, and there are more chances if you break into the market early on. So once you're here, keep chasing your internships and get higher quickly in the field of your work and build on your resume, and trust me, you are all set to succeed. A salary package of 75,000 certified Australian dollars is common. A grey job can even land you a six-figure salary as an entry-level package.

Reviewed on 4 Jun 2025Read more

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Master of Engineering Science (Management) - Batch of 2026

3.9

Not the best place to study and gain knowledge but a good place to gain experience.

Tips: I have availed the UQ High Achievers’ award, where I have a 20% academic scholarship. However, there has been a massive cultural shift and a rather immense personality shift. The way we look at life changes rapidly, and yeah, I'm not hating this experience, it’s alright.

Likes (Public transportation): Transportation is good if you use public transport, since Brisbane has great rates, it's 50-cents flat charge for any travel within Brisbane. However, on-campus parking is expensive. Travel within the city is okay, and the campus has good last-mile connectivity.

Dislikes (Value for money): The courses are underwhelming at this college. They don't have the best structure, the materials aren't updated regularly, and the lectures aren't very good. The professors can be difficult to work with. They will answer the required questions, but they can also be mean about it. The workshops and tutorials don't work very well.

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How are LLM specialised courses ranked at the University of Queensland?

Answered a month ago

LLM is ranked #6 by Shiksha Popularity Ranking, #61 by QS Ranking, #95 by THE and #101 by ARWU. Ranking for LLM specialised courses is mentioned in the table below:

Ranking Bodies	2023	2024	2025
QS - Law and Legal Studies	#51	#52	#61
THE (Times Higher Education) - Law	#72	#74	#95
ARWU (Shanghai Ranking) - Law	#101	-

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What is the ranking of Engineering specialised courses at the University of Queensland?

Answered a month ago

Engineering at the University of Queensland is ranked #6 by Shiksha Popularity Ranking, #68 by THE (Times Higher Education) and #68 by QS Ranking. Ranking of Engineering specialised courses is given in the table below:

Ranking Bodies	2023	2024	2025
THE (Times Higher Education) - Engineering	#54	#58	#68
QS - Engineering and Technology	#100	#78	#68
QS - Mechanical Aeronautical and Manufacturing Engineering	#101	#97	#99
THE (Times Higher Education) - PG Computer Science	#101	#126	#101

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What is the ranking of the University of Queensland?

Answered a month ago

University of Queensland is ranked #5 at national level and #56 at a global level. QS World University Ranking has ranked the UQ #42 in 2026, whereas 2025 and 2024 rankings are #40 and #43, indicating a declining trend. US News has ranked the university #43 in 2025 and #41 in 2024. Apart from this,

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What is the Women in Engineering Program at University of Queensland?

Answered a month ago

Women in Engineering Program, formed in February 2013 in partnership with Rio Tinto and members of the Australian Power Institute (API) and the Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association (APPEA), is an initiative taken by the University of Queensland. The programme encourages women

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What is the Women in Engineering Program at University of Queensland?

Answered a month ago

Women in Engineering Program, formed in February 2013 in partnership with Rio Tinto and members of the Australian Power Institute (API) and the Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association (APPEA), is an initiative taken by the University of Queensland. The programme encourages women

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