
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) at Griffith University is a premier research training degree designed for individuals passionate about making original and significant contributions to knowledge. This program allows you to delve deeply into a specific research area under the guidance of world-leading researchers. You will develop your own research project, receive mentorship, and produce a substantial research output, typically a thesis, that demonstrates an original and extensive contribution to your field. The program is awarded based on this research, assessed by independent experts of international standing.
Specific entry requirements may vary depending on the research area and supervisor availability.
The typical duration for the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program at Griffith University is 3-4 years of full-time study.
Applicants must demonstrate an ability to undertake advanced research, typically evidenced by a previous degree. Specific requirements may vary depending on the research area and supervisor availability.
To apply, you need to identify a research area and potential supervisor, prepare documents such as academic transcripts, CV, research proposal, and English language proficiency evidence, then submit your application through the Griffith University online portal.
Higher Degree Research candidates benefit from a variety of workshops and training sessions offered by Griffith University to support their research journey.