Master of Philosophy in ICT

The Master of Philosophy program aims to provide research training that fosters the development of independent research skills in candidates.

More information including the rules and requirements of the Master of Philosophy (MPhil) program are available on the Courses and Programs website. For application procedures and contact details visit the UQ Graduate School website.

About the Master of Philosophy

Candidates are required to undertake an original and significant research project that culminates in a thesis consistent with one to two years of full-time equivalent study and supervised research training.

Admission requires prior research training equivalent to that provided by a UQ Bachelor degree with at least Honours Class II. The prior research training can have taken place while studying for an academic qualification (such as a Bachelor's degree or a Master's degree), while employed in a relevant professional position, or be a combination of academic qualifications and relevant experience.

Candidates who have enrolled in the Master of Philosophy program at UQ may transfer to Doctor of Philosophy program with credit for completed work.

ICT-related research areas

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Master of Philosophy in ICT section

ASCED codes and Fields of Study

The University is required to allocate an ASCED (Australian Standard Classification of Education) code to all research higher degree candidates. This code represents the candidate's Field of Study, is reported to the Federal government in each DEST ...

Finding a Supervisor - MPhil & PhD

Before you officially apply for PhD or MPhil, we recommend that you first confirm supervision. This will allow you to ascertain whether our school can offer you supervision within the scope of your research interests and experience. To help ...

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