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Doctor of Education

School of Education
Postgraduate
The Doctor of Education (DEd) at ºìÐÓÊÓƵ University’s School of Education (SOE) is designed for senior educators, policymakers, and industry professionals who are committed to driving innovation, shaping policy, and leading educational transformation.
Intakes: January, May, September
Full-time: 3 years min, 5 years max
Part-time: 4 years min, 7 years max

Doctor of Philosophy in Education

School of Education
Postgraduate
Join our vibrant research community at ºìÐÓÊÓƵ University through the Doctor of Philosophy in Education programme, where you can potentially be part of a collaborative network that includes various research centres and dedicated research groups. Supported by top-tier expertise and facilities, these groups foster a dynamic environment for academic inquiry.
Intakes: Rolling Intake
Full-time: 3 years min, 6 years max
Part-time: 4 years min, 8 years max

BSc (Hons) Information Technology (Computer Networking and Security)

School of Engineering and Technology
Undergraduate
Organisations depend on their information networks for mission-critical operations. Highly trained networking professionals are needed to ensure these infrastructures are resilient and operational. Threats towards networks are ever increasing and rapidly evolving. The security policies that are developed must be able to ensure accurate evaluation of internet traffic, to appropriately filter malicious users.
Intakes: February, April, September
Full-time: 3 Years

Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology

School of Medical and Life Sciences
Postgraduate
The Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology degree is a research higher degree. This research postgraduate programme equips graduates with advanced knowledge of research methods and the skills to independently conduct research in many areas of behavioural science. Students conduct original research which extends the frontiers of knowledge in a specialised area of Psychology. As a result of acquiring the abilities needed to undertake independent research, graduates will also develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills which can be applied in their future learning and work environments.
Intakes: Rolling Intake
Full-time: 3 Years
Part-time: 4 Years