Doctor of Philosophy (Building Services Engineering)
Program Overview
The University of Tasmania's Doctor of Philosophy (D9D) is a research-based program that equips individuals with advanced specialist research training, enabling them to investigate and develop new knowledge in their chosen field. Graduates possess expert knowledge, independent thought, critical analysis, and effective communication skills, preparing them for diverse careers in research, academia, and various professions. The program fosters academic leadership, creativity, and innovation, enhancing graduates' ability to contribute to their disciplines and society.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Doctor of Philosophy (D9D) degree at the University of Tasmania is a research-based program that qualifies individuals to apply a substantial body of knowledge to investigate and develop new knowledge in one or more fields of investigation, scholarship, or professional practice. The degree provides candidates with advanced specialist research training, enabling them to demonstrate independent thought, critical analysis, effective communication, and expert knowledge in their discipline. Graduates of the program are expected to meet the Australian Qualification Framework requirements for the degree and possess Generic Attributes defined by the University of Tasmania.
Objectives:
- Formulate significant research problems
- Develop mastery of conceptual and methodological practices
- Acquire advanced specialist research training
- Provide evidence of independent thought and critical analysis
- Demonstrate effective communication
- Gain expert knowledge of the discipline within a broader international context
- Enhance academic leadership, independence, creativity, and innovation in research
Careers:
The D9D degree prepares graduates for diverse career paths, including research and academia in various fields, as well as a broad spectrum of professions in the public and private sectors. Graduates are highly regarded as potential employees in Australia and around the world due to their demonstrated ability to conceptualize and implement independent research programs, manage projects, collaborate effectively, and communicate at a high level.