The Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Systems Engineering program is designed to cultivate independent researchers equipped with state-of-the-art expertise. The program aims to foster the creation of original knowledge through innovative research within specified areas. Graduates will possess a thorough understanding of fundamental research concepts, employ advanced methodologies and critical thinking for research generation, develop internationally competitive research strategies, and communicate their research effectively.
The MPhil program requires a total of 7 credit units. This includes 2 credits for Research Methodology and Ethics, and 5 credits for Programme Electives. Students must also complete SG8001 (1 credit) and the CITI program on research integrity. A substantial thesis is a key component of the program.
Graduates of the MPhil in Systems Engineering program are prepared for careers in research and development, academia, and advanced technical roles in various industries. The program equips students with the skills to generate new knowledge and contribute to innovation.
International applicants may need to meet specific English language proficiency requirements not detailed here. Please refer to the university's general admissions information for further details.
Tuition fees for non-local students are subject to annual review. Living costs are estimates and can vary based on lifestyle. Accommodation costs are additional.
Tuition fees for international students are HK$190,000 per academic year. These fees are subject to annual review.
The program offers both full-time and part-time study options. The provided data does not specify the exact duration in years for each mode.
A recognized Bachelor's degree is required for admission. Specific academic backgrounds may be preferred depending on the chosen research area.
Applications are submitted through the university's direct application portal for postgraduate programs. You will need to prepare documents like transcripts, certificates, recommendation letters, and a statement of purpose.
Entrance Scholarships are available and are merit-based, awarded automatically to outstanding students upon admission. A separate application is usually not required for these scholarships.
The program requires a total of 7 credit units, including Research Methodology and Ethics, and Programme Electives. A substantial thesis is a key component for graduation.