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Postgraduate Research

What is Postgraduate Research?

The research degrees offered by the University are Masters or Doctoral Degrees (PhD). Some research degrees can include coursework components, but they all involve a supervised research program that is tailored to the interests of the candidate. There are two important aims for research degrees. One is the completion of a carefully supervised research program that represents a significant contribution to the particular field of study. The other is the provision of training in the way which research is done in the field of study.