Munster

Our Munster Campus is a state-of-the-art specialist training facility aligned to the needs of the mining, oil and gas, engineering, mineral and chemical processing industries.

This campus is also home to the Australian Centre for Energy and Process Training (ACEPT), a world-class facility recognised by industry for its specialist training capability. It has an operating oil and gas facility and process plant, enabling students hands-on experience in a real-life industry setting. The ACEPT Diploma and Advanced Diploma were the first vocational courses of their kind to be accredited by Engineers Australia, the largest and most diverse professional industry body in Australia.

Munster campus also has purpose built Applied Engineering facilities including IOT home automation, 3D printing, CNC-milling, laser, precision milling and vinyl cutting. The campus also features a material testing lab which includes tensile testing, impact testing, compression testing, soil analysis and heat treatment testing. In addition, Munster campus includes a purpose-built mechatronics room that deals with circuit design and simulation software for multiple technologies such as:

Pneumatics
Hydraulics
PLC controls
HMI control panels
SCADA and DCS
Electro technical motor controls
Digital electronics

Facilities

Library services

Students at our Munster campus can access SM TAFE’s library services remotely.

Access the ACEPT online library

Access the Engineering and Mining online library

Visit the library website

The library provides:

A large and diverse resource collection of books, magazines and DVDs, both physical and online
Assistance with researching for information and answers to reference enquiries
Information sessions on library and information services, supported with published and online information guides
Assistance with study, referencing and learning skills
Networked and wireless computer areas
Access to electronic information such as internet and databases

Campus food options

A lunch room is provided for students to heat and prepare lunch and snack items. No cafeteria operates on site but a food van visits most days with a rage of food and drinks. A cafe is located a short walk from the campus offering more substantial food options.

Vending machines are available on site for drinks and snacks.

Getting to Munster campus

Smart Travel
We recommend all visitors to campuses take advantage of our Smart Travel information to ease congestion on and around our campuses.

Parking
Munster campus has parking available for students surrounding the campus buildings, accessible via Gardiner Avenue. As Munster campus has specialist emergency exit protocols, all parking is reverse only.

Public transport
Munster campus is accessible via bus stops on Stock Road, directly in front of the campus. Visit Transperth's Journey Planner, using Munster campus as a landmark to plan your trip.