Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Business
Course Overview
The Doctor of Philosophy is entirely a research degree. In a Doctor of Philosophy with a time-based research project, the student will undertake a supervised research project, culminating in submission of a thesis, which may be in the form of an exegesis and artefact. In a Doctor of Philosophy by Prior Published Work, the student will undertake a short program of work culminating in a thesis comprising a contextual statement and a body of published work accumulated prior to acceptance into candidature. By negotiation with the principal supervisor, a student can undertake optional experiential learning activities and / or courses related to their higher degree by research that enable them to develop research relevant transferable skills and experience and which may include: industry placements, internships and other engagement and commercialisation activities where the purpose is to provide an industry situated learning experience non-award courses as relevant to the development of high-level research skills and/or research relevant transferable skills
