Doctor of Philosophy (Quantitative Marine Science)

Program Overview

The Doctor of Philosophy in Quantitative Marine Science is a research-intensive program that culminates in a thesis or creative work. Conducted over three to eight years, it involves supervised research, milestones, and professional development opportunities. The program aims to enhance research, communication, and managerial skills, preparing graduates for future employment in the field.

Program Outline

Outline:

A Doctor of Philosophy in Quantitative Marine Science is a course that involves supervised research. It is conducted full-time over the course of three or four years or part-time over six to eight years, and it ends in the examination of a thesis or creative work by external reviewers. The PhD program is divided into milestones, such as a draft research plan, confirmation of candidature, annual progress reviews, and submission of the thesis or creative equivalent for evaluation by external examiners. The University offers a selection of professional development opportunities and training for PhD students, which are intended to promote the advancement of research, communication, and managerial abilities, ensuring an advantage in securing future employment. This training is presently provided through parallel enrollment in the Graduate Diploma in Quantitative Marine and Antarctic Science.