The Annual Centre for Pavement Engineering Education (CPEE) Student Excellence Awards give recognition to students who have demonstrated excellence in their performance during the academic year whilst undertaking specialist technical postgraduate units offered by CPEE and our partner University, the University of Tasmania.

The judging for the 2018 Student Excellence Awards has just been completed following ratification of student results across ten eligible units throughout Semesters 1 and 2 in 2018.
With many high performing students this posed a somewhat welcomed but difficult task in the judges reaching their final determination, however all ten recipients deserve due acknowledgement

With the significant infrastructure projects being undertaken across Australia, there is even more need for increased capability and knowledge in the work environment. The key technical areas associated with the design, construction and maintenance of road pavements and major infrastructure assets offer tremendous opportunities for skilled individuals. Put simply, updating the specific knowledge and expertise leads to a more productive workplace outcome and for individuals, increased advancement opportunities.

However, it is often inconvenient for those already in the workforce to study via face to face university courses. Fortunately, in addition to short courses, the Centre for Pavement Engineering Education (CPEE) offers online higher education courses that provide a unique and convenient option to enhance knowledge and qualifications without the need to attend classrooms.

New applications and re-enrolments into CPEE's targeted online programs are now open. Secure your place in one of our highly regarded specialist programs covering Roads, Pavements and Infrastructure Asset Management. The options on offer are:

The Centre for Pavement Engineering Education (CPEE) regularly provides road and pavement engineering education training in rural and regional Australia.

In recent months CPEE has become acutely aware of the drought conditions throughout New South Wales. As we often deliver road engineering training courses in regional areas, we meet people first hand and learn of the hardships faced by many in Australia’s rural communities.

Recently CPEE presented a short course in Goulburn on ‘Maintenance and Rehabilitation’, responding to a request from engineering staff of the Goulburn Mulwaree Council for a customised course to assist their ongoing cost-effective road maintenance and repair treatments.