Program Overview
The Doctor of Philosophy (Maritime Engineering) program at the University of Tasmania equips individuals with advanced research skills in maritime engineering. Graduates develop expertise in independent thought, critical analysis, and effective communication, preparing them for leadership roles in research, academia, and various public and private sector professions. The program emphasizes the development of transferable skills and meets the Australian Qualification Framework requirements.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Doctor of Philosophy (Maritime Engineering) program equips individuals to research, investigate, and develop new knowledge in maritime engineering. It fosters advanced specialist research training, emphasizing independent thought, critical analysis, effective communication, and expertise within the discipline's broader international context. Graduates demonstrate academic leadership, creativity, and innovation in their research while acquiring a wide range of transferable skills. Upon completion, graduates will fulfill the Australian Qualification Framework requirements and meet the University of Tasmania's Generic Attributes.
Objectives:
- Apply a substantial body of knowledge to research, investigate, and develop new knowledge in maritime engineering.
- Formulate significant problems and master appropriate conceptual and methodological practices.
- Engage in independent thought and critical analysis.
Careers:
Graduates of the Doctor of Philosophy (Maritime Engineering) program are highly regarded for their ability to conceptualize and implement independent research projects, manage projects, organize resources, collaborate effectively, and communicate at a high level. Consequently, they can pursue diverse career paths in research and academia, as well as in various public and private sector professions.
