The Master of Engineering (Civil: Railway Infrastructure) will equip you with the necessary skills to address the demands of the railway engineering industry. You will receive high-level professional and technical development for engineers working with track and the infrastructure in the rail corridor. Upon completion of this program, you will gain skills and knowledge in the latest and developing technologies in railway infrastructure.<br><br>What makes this degree so unique and valuable<br><br>It covers excellent Railway Engineering topics, such as: Ballast Sleepers and Fasteners, Railway Projects and System Engineering, Rail and Related Track Structures, Track Structure and Formation Design, Track Geometry and Train Interaction.<br><br>The program provides great opportunities to learn industry software:<br>the iFBSsoftware, FBS Timetable construction, developed by the research institutes<br>RailLab, a unique solution for railway track/geology and operation calculation<br>Practical railway operation simulation.<br>Digital Engineering and related standards in asset management.<br>Students will learn to design and manage the construction of a railway crossing above civil structures and will have an opportunity to publish research in collaboration with industry practice professors.<br>Students from various backgrounds can join this course, including engineers (civil and construction, transport, urban), railway design and maintenance, rail technicians, operation simulation experts, operation coordinators, skilled civil and rail laborers, rail supervisors, track maintainers, light rail technicians, and track workers.