Corporate Body

Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering (1900s - ?)

RMIT University

From
1900s
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Functions
Education and Engineering Industry
Location
Melbourne, Victoria

Summary

For most of the 20th century courses in mechanical engineering have been offered by the Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering at RMIT. The Department specialises in Computation Engineering, Energy Conservation and Renewable Energy and Industrial Aerodynamics.

The Department no longer exists and has been integrated in to one of the Schools in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology.

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See also

Ailie Smith

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