1. Demonstrate broad knowledge of marine engineering by: 1.1. Applying a diverse array of scientific concepts to safely operate and maintain the main propulsion system in a commercial ship. 1.2. Determining the appropriate role of auxiliary and shipboard systems in multiple contexts to ensure the safe operation of a commercial ship. 2. Solve marine engineering related problems by: 2.1. Interpreting a range of available data sources in standard- operational and emergency related scenarios on a commercial ship. 2.2. Organising regulatory appropriate responses which enable the continued safe operation of a commercial ship. 3. Practice effective leadership in marine engineering by: 3.1. Identifying how various management theories can be applied in common marine engineering roles. 3.2. Demonstrate knowledge of communication, collaboration and decision making strategies which enable safe operation of a commercial ship. 4. Demonstrate personal and professional stewardship through: 4.1. Make use of regulatory frameworks relevant to marine engineering in the international shipping industry. 4.2. Performing all tasks in an ethical manner where the safety of persons and protection of the natural environment are of the greatest importance.

Satisfactory completion of: Australian Year 12 (or equivalent) with a pass in Mathematics Applied (or equivalent) Australian Year 12 (or equivalent) Physics or Chemistry or a physical science subject (Tasmania only). Australian Year 10 pass in English (or equivalent) Minimum Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR): 60 (or equivalent) International students require IELTS of 5.5 with a minimum of 5.0 in each band (or equivalent)