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Australian Professional Engineering Programs Accredited by Engineers Australia (Last updated: 26 July 2011) Introduction Accreditation of Australian Professional Engineering Programs The Institution of Engineers Australia, now trading as Engineers Australia evaluates undergraduate engineering education programs conducted by Australian universities and accredits those that meet the academic requirements for Engineers Australia membership at the level of Professional Engineer. Universities are not obliged to submit programs for accreditation. In 1965 the Institutions then Board of Examiners determined that program assessment procedures should include visits by expert panels. This marked the origin of procedures employed today, and all programs accredited from 1966 onwards have been assessed on a comparable basis. Effective from 1980, all professional engineering programs accredited by Engineers Australia are of four years’ duration or longer. For this reason the list of programs currently accredited does not predate 1980. Details of accredited programs prior to this date and of programs no longer offered are available from the Education and Assessment Team at Engineers Australia’s National Office. Following a major review of engineering education in Australia in 1996, Engineers Australia revised its accreditation procedures in 1997 and again in 1999. The ‘Manual for the Accreditation of Professional Engineering Programs’ was published by the Institution of Engineers in 1999 and outlined the policy, criteria and requirements for accreditation. This definitive document was redeveloped in 2004 as a modular system of controlled documents, and grouped together as the Engineers Australia ‘Accreditation Management System’ abbreviated as the AMS. The AMS series of documents (in PDF format) is av