Postgraduate research students from UNSW School of Chemical Engineering have the opportunity to conduct research under the supervision of some of Australia’s leading researchers. If you’re looking into postgraduate research, you can choose from a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) or Masters of Philosophy.
Both programs are based on research, which can help you advance your skills in areas such as:
- Research and problem-solving skills
- Innovation and commercialisation
- Learning and teaching principles
- Business management
- Project management
The PhD program takes a minimum of three years of full-time study to complete. Whereas a Masters by Research program requires between one to two years of full-time study. The Masters program is designed for students with professional experience and an interest in research training. Explore your options to find the best one for you.
Doctor of Philosophy
Pursue your passion for research while polishing your professional skills. When you complete a Doctor of Philosophy, you’ll be guided by leading global experts while completing career development courses in:
- Commercialisation
- Project management
- Communication
At UNSW School of Chemical Engineering, we offer the following Doctor of Philosophy programs:
Master of Philosophy
Our Master of Philosophy (MPhil) gives you the opportunity to produce a thesis based on original research. This exciting program won’t neglect your professional skills as it comes with a compulsory coursework and research training component (relevant to your chosen field). It may also provide a pathway to the PhD degree.
We offer the following Master of Philosophy programs at UNSW School of Chemical Engineering:
