Program Overview
The Doctor of Philosophy in Environmental Science program focuses on exploring environmental issues through research supervised by experienced faculty. Students complete a thesis based on their research and may study full-time or part-time, both online and on campus. The program aims to develop students' research skills and knowledge in environmental science.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
Doctor of Philosophy (Environmental Science)
Objectives:
- Explore various theories surrounding political, social, and contemporary issues in environmental science through academically-supervised research.
Program Description:
- A full-time member of the academic staff, experienced in research, will be appointed as the supervisor.
- Associate supervisors, internal or external, will be appointed to assist the principal supervisor.
- Students may be required to meet certain attendance requirements.
- Students will be required to complete a thesis embodying the results of research carried out in the field of study specified at the time of enrollment.
- Students will be referred to prospective supervisors to establish a possible research project.
- The Doctor of Philosophy is normally completed over two to four years full-time (or part-time equivalent) and is offered both online and on campus.
Outline:
Course Content:
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Course Structure:
- Not provided in the given context.
Course Schedule:
- Not provided in the given context.
Individual Modules:
- Not provided in the given context.
Assessment:
Assessment Methods:
- Not provided in the given context.
Assessment Criteria:
- Not provided in the given context.
Teaching:
Teaching Methods:
- Not provided in the given context.
Faculty:
- A full-time member of the academic staff, experienced in research, will be appointed as the supervisor.
- Associate supervisors, internal or external, will be appointed to assist the principal supervisor.
Unique Approaches:
- Not provided in the given context.
Careers:
Potential Career Paths:
- Not provided in the given context.
Opportunities:
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Outcomes:
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Deakin University
Overview:
Deakin University is a public university in Victoria, Australia. It is known for its high student satisfaction rates, particularly in educational experience, and is ranked among the top 1% of universities worldwide. Deakin offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, as well as research degrees and PhDs.
Services Offered:
Deakin provides a comprehensive range of services to its students, including:
Study Options:
Flexible study options, including online learning, overseas study, and workplace learning.Support Services:
Study support, career planning, and student wellbeing services.Access Programs:
Deakin Guaranteed ATAR, Special Entry Access Scheme, Deakin Regional Access Scheme, Regional and Remote Entry Scheme, Rural Training Stream, and Indigenous Student Pathways.Fees and Scholarships:
Information on fees and costs, government HELP schemes, and scholarships.Accommodation:
On-campus accommodation options.Graduation:
Support for graduates, including alumni benefits and resources.Events:
A variety of events for students and the wider community.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Deakin offers a vibrant and supportive campus environment. Students can expect:
Flexible Study Options:
Deakin provides a variety of study options to suit individual needs and preferences.Support Services:
Students have access to a range of support services to help them succeed in their studies and personal lives.Community Engagement:
Deakin encourages students to get involved in the wider community through various initiatives and partnerships.International Campuses:
Deakin has international campuses in West Java, Indonesia and GIFT City, India, offering students a global perspective.Key Reasons to Study There:
High Student Satisfaction:
Deakin consistently ranks highly in student satisfaction surveys, particularly in educational experience.World-Class Research:
Deakin is renowned for its world-class research across various fields.Industry-Shaped Courses:
Deakin's courses are designed with industry input, ensuring graduates are work-ready.Strong Graduate Employment:
Deakin is ranked #2 in Victoria for graduate employment.Sustainable Future:
Deakin is committed to sustainability and has a strong focus on environmental education, research, and climate-ready campuses.Academic Programs:
Deakin offers a wide range of academic programs across various faculties and schools, including:
Arts and Education
Business and Law
Health
Science, Engineering and Built Environment
Deakin is particularly strong in areas such as sport science, education, nursing, and graduate employment.
Other:
Deakin has a strong commitment to reconciliation and supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. The university also fosters innovative partnerships with industry, government, and research leaders.
Degree Overview:
Doctor of Philosophy (Environmental Science)
Objectives:
- Explore various theories surrounding political, social, and contemporary issues in environmental science through academically-supervised research.
Program Description:
- A full-time member of the academic staff, experienced in research, will be appointed as the supervisor.
- Associate supervisors, internal or external, will be appointed to assist the principal supervisor.
- Students may be required to meet certain attendance requirements.
- Students will be required to complete a thesis embodying the results of research carried out in the field of study specified at the time of enrollment.
- Students will be referred to prospective supervisors to establish a possible research project.
- The Doctor of Philosophy is normally completed over two to four years full-time (or part-time equivalent) and is offered both online and on campus.
Outline:
Course Content:
- Not provided in the given context.
Course Structure:
- Not provided in the given context.
Course Schedule:
- Not provided in the given context.
Individual Modules:
- Not provided in the given context.
Assessment:
Assessment Methods:
- Not provided in the given context.
Assessment Criteria:
- Not provided in the given context.
Teaching:
Teaching Methods:
- Not provided in the given context.
Faculty:
- A full-time member of the academic staff, experienced in research, will be appointed as the supervisor.
- Associate supervisors, internal or external, will be appointed to assist the principal supervisor.
Unique Approaches:
- Not provided in the given context.
Careers:
Potential Career Paths:
- Not provided in the given context.
Opportunities:
- Not provided in the given context.
Outcomes:
- Not provided in the given context.