MAEADMAN01 Additive manufacturing
Faculty of Engineering
Additive manufacturing (MAEADMAN01) is a specialisation worth 48 credit points, listing 13 units, taught at Clayton. It is offered in 1 course: Master of Advanced Engineering.
- Credit points
- 48
- Units
- 13
- Campus
- Clayton
- Offered in
- 1 course
The 2027 handbook has no page for MAEADMAN01. This is its 2021 entry, the latest one.
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Overview
This specialisation will train you in the conceptualisation, design optimisation, manufacture and testing of additively manufactured parts made from both metals and polymers. The program will explore the commercial aspects in areas that range from medical devices, through specialist and one-off components, through to large-scale semi-continuous manufacture. You will examine the material characteristics that result in successful, qualified AM parts.
Availability
Additive manufacturing is listed in E6001 Master of Advanced Engineering at Clayton as a postgraduate specialisation.
Structure
Technical elective units24 credit points
- ENG4700Engineering technology for biomedical imaging and sensingNo reviews yet6 cp
- MTE4590Modelling of materialsNo reviews yet6 cp
- MTE4592Advanced ceramics and applicationsNo reviews yet6 cp
- MTE4593Materials and sustainabilityNo reviews yet6 cp
- MTE4594Engineering alloy design, processing and selectionNo reviews yet6 cp
- MTE4596Biomaterials 2No reviews yet6 cp
- MTE4597Engineering with nanomaterialsNo reviews yet6 cp
- MTE4598Electron microscopyNo reviews yet6 cp
- MTE5882Advanced polymeric materialsNo reviews yet6 cp
Specialisation core units24 credit points
Courses that offer it
Contacts
- Academic Coordinators
- Associate Professor Nikhil Medhekar
Common questions
Which courses offer Additive manufacturing?
1 course in 2021: Master of Advanced Engineering.
Specialisation details
- Type
- Specialisation
- Study level
- Postgraduate
- Credit points
- 48
- Faculty
- Faculty of Engineering
- Organisational unit
- Department of Materials Science and Engineering
- Handbook years
- 20202021