The Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Marine Environmental Science program at HKUST is designed to equip students with advanced research skills. The program focuses on enabling students to conduct independent research, deepen their understanding of marine environmental science, and contribute new knowledge to the field. Graduates are expected to possess comprehensive knowledge of the discipline and the ability to synthesize information to make novel contributions.
The MPhil program requires a minimum of 11 credits. This includes 9 credits from core and/or elective courses, plus 2 credits from the PG Seminar (OCES6011). Students must also complete PDEV 6800 (Introduction to Teaching and Learning in Higher Education), PDEV 6770 (Professional Development for Research Postgraduate Students), OCES 6770 (Professional Development in Marine Science), and LANG 5005 (Communicating Research in English). Registration in OCES 6990 (MPhil Thesis Research) and a successful thesis defense are also required. The professional development courses and LANG 5005 do not count towards the MPhil credit requirement.
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Specific details on postgraduate admissions, including academic prerequisites, can be found on the Fok Ying Tung Graduate School website. You should review the general postgraduate admission requirements for the program.
International applicants should visit the Fok Ying Tung Graduate School website for postgraduate admissions. You will need to review the admission requirements, prepare your documents, and submit an online application through the university portal by the specified deadline.
The MPhil program is designed for advanced research skills and involves completing a minimum of 11 credits, including thesis research, and a successful thesis defense.
Tuition fee details for international students are available on the university's admissions and fees pages. Please refer to the official HKUST postgraduate admissions website for the most current information.
Graduates are prepared for research-oriented roles in academia, government agencies, and private sector organizations focused on marine conservation, environmental management, and scientific research.
The Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme is mentioned as a potential fellowship, with details available on the Fok Ying Tung Graduate School website.