UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND · NEW ZEALAND
Doctoral Study in Information Systems
PhD · Taught in en
At a glance
48 mo
Duration
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IELTS
€4k
Tuition / yr
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Language
PhD
Level
- Ranked in the top 100 globally and #1 in New Zealand (QS World University Rankings).Global Ranking
- Triple Crown accredited Business School (AACSB, EFMD-EQUIS, AMBA).Accreditation
- Access to leading researchers in business and economics.Expert Faculty
- Dedicated workspaces for PhD students.Facilities
- Annual Postgraduate Research Student Support (PReSS) funding available.Funding
- Support from the Business School Careers Centre.Career Services
Pursue doctoral research in Information Systems at the University of Auckland, a globally recognized institution and New Zealand's leading university. The Business School is among the top 1% worldwide with Triple Crown accreditation, boasting a strong community of researchers in business and economics. This program offers the opportunity to conduct significant research in areas like digital transformation, the impact of new technologies, and business models at various levels. You will work with internationally renowned academics, benefit from state-of-the-art facilities, and receive dedicated support for your research journey. Connect with professionals in your field through networking events and leverage the Business School Careers Centre for professional development.
Careers
The Business School Careers Centre provides comprehensive support for doctoral candidates, including skills workshops, opportunities to interact with potential employers, and personalized career planning assistance.
- Academic Researcher
- Industry Consultant
- Technology Strategist
- Innovation Manager
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for international PhD students?
- International PhD students living in New Zealand pay NZ$8,847.60 per year for tuition. This rate applies as long as you reside in New Zealand for the program duration, with provisions for overseas research. A Compulsory Student Services Fee of approximately NZ$1,108.80 also applies.
- What is the duration of the PhD in Information Systems?
- The programme duration is not explicitly stated, but doctoral study typically involves independent research under supervision.
- How do I apply for the PhD in Information Systems?
- It is recommended to contact the Department of Information Systems and Operations Management to discuss your research interests and potential supervisors before applying online through the University of Auckland's portal. You will need to provide academic transcripts, certificates, proof of English proficiency, and a research proposal.
- Are there any scholarships available for doctoral students?
- Yes, the University of Auckland offers scholarships such as the University of Auckland Doctoral Scholarships and the Barry Spicer and Owen G Glenn PhD Scholarship. Details on how to apply for these and other non-university scholarships can be found via the university's scholarship portal.
- What are the academic entry requirements?
- A strong academic record in a relevant field is required, with specific requirements assessed on a case-by-case basis. A Master's degree or equivalent qualification is generally expected.
- What career paths can I pursue after completing this PhD?
- Graduates can pursue roles such as Academic Researcher, Industry Consultant, Technology Strategist, or Innovation Manager. The Business School Careers Centre offers comprehensive support for doctoral candidates.
Entry requirements
Master's degree or equivalentA strong academic record in a relevant field is required. Specific requirements will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.
Prospective students are encouraged to identify potential supervisors and discuss research interests before formally applying.
Fees
Tuition (international)NZ$8,847.60 per year for international PhD students living in New Zealand.
Tuition (home)NZ$8,847.60 per year (as international students living in NZ pay the same rate as domestic students).
LivingInformation not provided.
International PhD students living in New Zealand are eligible for the same yearly tuition fees as New Zealand students, thanks to a government funding scheme. This rate applies as long as you live in New Zealand for the duration of your program, with provisions for up to 12 months of overseas research. In addition to tuition, consider costs for study materials, accommodation, food, and personal expenses. A Compulsory Student Services Fee (CSSF) of approximately NZ$1,108.80 for full-time study applies. Overseas student health and travel insurance is mandatory and will be added to your tuition fees.
How to apply
1. Identify Research Area and SupervisorResearch potential topics and academics whose work aligns with your interests. Contact potential supervisors to discuss your research proposal.
2. Prepare Application DocumentsGather academic transcripts, certificates, proof of English proficiency, a research proposal, and any other required documentation.
3. Submit ApplicationSubmit your application through the University of Auckland's online application portal.
4. Obtain Student VisaUpon receiving an Offer of Admission, you are responsible for obtaining the necessary student visa to study in New Zealand. Ensure your visa allows for full-time study.
5. Secure Health and Travel InsuranceMandatory health and travel insurance is required for the duration of your study. The university will automatically register you under an approved policy (Studentsafe Inbound University policy by Allianz Partners), which will be added to your fees.
6. Pay FeesPay your tuition fees by the due date, typically at the start of your first semester. Payment options include Flywire.
7. EnrolComplete your enrolment process after arrival and settling in.
Scholarships
University of Auckland Doctoral ScholarshipsVaries
Barry Spicer and Owen G Glenn PhD ScholarshipVaries
Non-University of Auckland Doctoral ScholarshipsVaries
Accreditation
The University of Auckland Business School holds Triple Crown accreditation (AACSB International, EFMD-EQUIS, and AMBA).
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for international PhD students?
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International PhD students living in New Zealand pay NZ$8,847.60 per year for tuition. This rate applies as long as you reside in New Zealand for the program duration, with provisions for overseas research. A Compulsory Student Services Fee of approximately NZ$1,108.80 also applies.
What is the duration of the PhD in Information Systems?
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The programme duration is not explicitly stated, but doctoral study typically involves independent research under supervision.
How do I apply for the PhD in Information Systems?
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It is recommended to contact the Department of Information Systems and Operations Management to discuss your research interests and potential supervisors before applying online through the University of Auckland's portal. You will need to provide academic transcripts, certificates, proof of English proficiency, and a research proposal.
Are there any scholarships available for doctoral students?
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Yes, the University of Auckland offers scholarships such as the University of Auckland Doctoral Scholarships and the Barry Spicer and Owen G Glenn PhD Scholarship. Details on how to apply for these and other non-university scholarships can be found via the university's scholarship portal.
What are the academic entry requirements?
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A strong academic record in a relevant field is required, with specific requirements assessed on a case-by-case basis. A Master's degree or equivalent qualification is generally expected.
What career paths can I pursue after completing this PhD?
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Graduates can pursue roles such as Academic Researcher, Industry Consultant, Technology Strategist, or Innovation Manager. The Business School Careers Centre offers comprehensive support for doctoral candidates.