The UNSW Master of Philosophy (MPhil) requires completion of an original piece of research, more limited in scope and nature to that required for a PhD. You’ll develop mastery of appropriate methodology and present your findings in the wider context of your discipline. 

We offer the following Master of Philosophy in Engineering programs: 

Entry Requirements

The minimum requirement for admission to a Master of Philosophy is:

  • an appropriate UNSW Bachelor degree in a relevant discipline at a level specified by the Faculty Higher Degree Committee (HDC) or, 
  • an equivalent qualification from a tertiary institution as determined by the Faculty HDC

Handbook

For program rules and structure, see the UNSW Handbook.

Scholarships

We provide a range of research scholarships to UNSW Engineering postgraduate students. Tailored to different circumstances, they include government and industry-funded schemes as well as scholarships for domestic and international researchers. Browse through the collection to see which options are suitable for your application. 

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Application guide

Read our handy five-step guide on how to apply online. You’ll find information on fees, scholarships on offer, deadlines and the documents required including your research proposal.  
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Find a research supervisor

Our academics are leaders in the field and always looking for ways to collaborate with emerging researching from around the world. Search our database of UNSW Engineering scholars to support your area of research.
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Our research

Our internationally acclaimed research centres and partnerships with over 100 industry and government organisations have taken our research to the forefront of fundamental and applied research. Learn about how our research initiatives continue to make an impact in the real world.  
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