Doctor of Philosophy (Engineering)
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Doctor of Philosophy (Engineering)
Our Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program involves preparing a thesis that will make a substantial and original contribution to the specific subject area. Students will be required to complete some coursework as part of their candidature. They will have access to a range of specialist units of study relevant for…
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COURSE DESCRIPTION
Our Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program involves preparing a thesis that will make a substantial and original contribution to the specific subject area.
Students will be required to complete some coursework as part of their candidature. They will have access to a range of specialist units of study relevant for research students.
The Faculty of Engineering focuses on multidisciplinary research centered on various key themes:
complex systems;
data science and computer engineering;
energy, resources and the environment;
food products, process and supply chain;
healthcare engineering;
infrastructure and transport;
Internet of Things; and
robotics and intelligent systems.
This degree is awarded if your thesis is considered to be a substantial and original contribution to the subject concerned.
Research areas
PhD candidates at the Faculty of Engineering may undertake research in one of the following disciplines:
aerospace engineering, mechanical and mechatronic engineering;
biomedical engineering;
chemical and biomolecular engineering;
civil engineering;
electrical and information engineering;
computer science; and
project management.
Course opportunities
A PhD thesis will demonstrate that the student has achieved expertise and mastery in the area of research and is able to formulate theories and/or experiments, interpret data, relate the results to the existing body of literature and provide innovative solutions to challenging problems.
PhD graduates may pursue careers in academia and research organisations. They can also be employed in companies to lead the research and development activities.
Future study options
Graduate opportunities
Through the completion of a PhD, students gain deeper understanding of a subject area and develop analytical, problem solving, communication and project management skills.
These skills are highly valued by prospective employers. PhD graduates may pursue careers in industry, academia and research organisations.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
The Australian National University (ANU) is one of Australia’s premier universities and ranked amongst the best in the world. It was created by Federal Parliament in 1946 to drive the nation forward and advance Australia’s international standing through research and education of the highest quality. ANU is distinctive because of its national mission, international focus and impressive record in research and education for undergraduate and postgraduate students. Our leading researchers drive our educational programs and shape the ANU learning experience. Students at ANU enjoy excellent staff-student ratios and great employment prospects. They benefit from award-winning and challenging teaching, first-rate facilities and the collegial atmosphere of a residential campus.
The University of Sydney, located in Sydney, Australia, is a world-renowned institution that is ranked in the top 20 universities in the world (QS World University Rankings, 2024). Students come from all over the globe to study at undergraduate and postgraduate level. Students have the choice of selecting from Australia’s widest range of programmes and disciplines. Offering over 400 study areas to select from, the university has two subjects that are ranked in the top ten in the world, with an additional 30 disciplines ranked amongst the top 50 in the world (QS 2023 Subject Rankings). Career opportunities for students are enhanced through internships and work experience, as well as the option of studying abroad for part of their degree through one of the university’s overseas programmes.