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The Master of Engineering can be taken as a two-year graduate entry program (for students with the equivalent of a 3-year Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) program in a relevant field); or as a three-year graduate entry program (for students with an approved degree in engineering or other relevant studies - for example, a Bachelor of Science with appropriate studies in chemistry). The Master of Engineering provides students with the ability to advance their engineering knowledge and skills in one of a range of specialised fields and demonstrate their learning through practice-focused and advanced technical courses, experiential learning experiences, and research projects. The 3-year program includes foundational courses that allow students who do not have a background in the field to make up the necessary content. Credit towards some of the foundational content may be possible for the 3-year program, thereby reducing the duration.

The Master of Sustainable Energy (Management) (MSE(Man)) is designed to equip students to develop transition pathways that provide affordable, reliable and sustainable energy. The program aims to provide students with a deep understanding of energy systems, responsible business practice and ways to address threats of climate change impacts. The MSE(Man) is designed to address complex problems across disciplines and equips graduates to progress to leadership positions in the sector. Commencing with management courses, you will learn enhanced management, research and communication skills. As a graduate of the MSE(Man), you will understand the complex nature of energy generation, distribution, and supply; the crucial roles of finance and technology for project management and business; and the critical importance of social license for assessing the energy landscape. You will be working towards creating a better energy future, learning directly from leading academics, researchers and industry representatives. All courses are in week intensive blocks. This program also allows for students who have completed the UQx Sustainable Energy MicroMasters® to receive 8 units of credit.

The Master of Leadership in Service Innovation is a new program offered online via UQ's partnership with edX to be globally accessible at affordable pricing. The program is based on the principle that today's business environment is changing rapidly. Digital disruption, automation, AI, socio-demographic changes and geopolitical shifts are just some of the factors that make managing challenging, not just for businesses, but for public sector and not-for-profit organisations. This program adopts a multi and cross-disciplinary perspective aimed at developing the transformational mindset needed for leaders in a rapidly changing world. The program coalesces two important challenges facing managers. The first is the move to the service and experience-based economy, which makes it critically important to embed a culture of customer experience, value co-creation, and change throughout organisations. This is facilitated by the second challenge: embedding a culture of continuous innovation that enables organisations to execute new ideas to create value for all stake holders. This program is offered in web-based mode only. Due to course scheduling and pre-requisites, this program can be completed on a part-time basis ONLY.

Physical, chemical and microbiological hazards present constantly changing health challenges. Coupled with population growth, globalisation and climate change, the potential for emerging or re-emerging environmental health risks and threats to human health puts governments, industry and communities under pressure to adapt and apply sustainable solutions. The Graduate Certificate in Environmental Health Sciences (GCEnvHlthSc) is an interdisciplinary program that teaches courses relevant to environmental health practice; it is a collaboration between UQ School of Public Health and the Queensland Alliance for Environmental Health Sciences, an internationally renowned research centre incorporating the former National Research Centre for Environmental Toxicology (Entox). This one-semester program aims to equip public health professionals with knowledge and skills to address complex environmental health challenges. Such challenges require graduates to be skilled in developing anticipatory and integrated responses, which in turn rely on an understanding of the interrelationship among risk factors related to a broad range of hazards and contexts, skills in coordination across sectors and jurisdictions, and risk communication with communities, the private sector and government agencies.

Physical, chemical and microbiological hazards present constantly changing health challenges. Coupled with population growth, globalisation, and climate change, the potential for emerging or re-emerging environmental health risks and threats to human health puts governments, industry and communities under pressure to adapt and apply sustainable solutions. The Graduate Diploma in Environmental Health Sciences (GDipEnvHlthSc) is an interdisciplinary program that teaches courses relevant to environmental health practice; it is a collaboration between UQ School of Public Health and the Queensland Alliance for Environmental Health Sciences, an internationally renowned research centre incorporating the former National Research Centre for Environmental Toxicology (Entox). This one-year program aims to equip public health professionals with knowledge and skills to address complex environmental health challenges. Such challenges require graduates to develop anticipatory and integrated responses, which in turn rely on an understanding of the interrelationship among risk factors related to a broad range of hazards and contexts, skills in coordination across sectors and jurisdictions, and risk communication with communities, the private sector and government agencies.

Physical, chemical and microbiological hazards present constantly changing health challenges. Coupled with population growth, globalisation, and climate change, the potential for emerging or re-emerging environmental health risks and threats to human health puts governments, industry and communities under pressure to adapt and apply sustainable solutions. The Master of Environmental Health Sciences (MEnvHlthSc) is an interdisciplinary program that teaches courses relevant to environmental health practice and research. The program is a collaboration between UQ School of Public Health and the Queensland Alliance for Environmental Health Sciences, an internationally renowned research centre incorporating the former National Research Centre for Environmental Toxicology (Entox). The MEnvHlthSc aims to develop public health leaders who can effectively manage complex environmental health challenges. Such challenges require graduates to be skilled in developing anticipatory and integrated responses, which in turn rely on an understanding of the interrelationship among risk factors related to a broad range of hazards and contexts, skills in coordination across sectors and jurisdictions, as well as risk communication with communities, the private sector and government agencies.

This program delivers industry-ready graduates with a depth of understanding of both drug and device development. Students will gain insight into contemporary industry practice and will understand the complete life cycle management of a product and how it eventually gets to market. Enhanced career opportunities in the medical technologies and pharmaceutical (MTP) sector are facilitated due to the unique placements and extensive networking with industry professionals provided throughout the program.

This dual Masters program allows students to integrate their commerce related disciplinary knowledge with the theory and practice of commercial law to develop an understanding of how the law shapes international commercial interactions of all kinds. In addition to their chosen field of study in commerce students are introduced to private law and public law and then study a range of commercially related law courses specifically developed for students interested in the world of commerce.

The MICLaw is designed for students with a commercial background wishing to focus their studies on areas of law relevant to international commercial operations. The program is available to students who have an undergraduate degree in law and also students who have an undergraduate degree in business, commerce or economics. You will undertake compulsory courses introducing private law and public law and will then study a range of commercially related law courses carefully created and selected to be intelligible to non-lawyers while still of interest and benefit to lawyers. These courses cover specific areas of law relevant when operating in an international context. Courses in the program will be taught at an advanced graduate level allowing students to deepen their knowledge and understanding of international law and its function in the modern world.

The dual degree Master of International Economics and Finance/Commerce offers students the opportunity to combine high level finance study with advanced study of international trade, economic evaluation techniques and quantitative skills. These skills are increasingly sought after by employers in banking, investment, international finance and trade. Students in this dual program will complete compulsory requirements from both programs consisting of Part A for the Master of International Economics and Finance side; and the Applied Finance field of study for the Master of Commerce side.