Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Other Science
A course by
Lincoln University
A three-year, research-based doctorate enabling students to engage in advanced enquiry and innovative thinking across a range of land-based and science-focused topics, partnering with leading researchers.
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NZQA Level 10 Certification (360 Credits)
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$ENQUIRE
Interested in this course? Enquire now for Domestic & International pricing
This course starts anytime
NZQA Level 10 Certification (360 Credits)
Post Grad
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop advanced independent research skills
Design and conduct significant original research that expands knowledge in a chosen field.
Critical analysis and evaluation
Demonstrate the capacity to analyse complex problems and evaluate existing research and methodologies.
What You're Signing Up For
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) at Lincoln University is a three-year full-time, research-focused doctoral programme. Students challenge themselves to develop advanced skills in analysing situations, evaluating research, and conceptualising new ideas to address complex global biosphere challenges. Supported by distinguished academics and professional partners, the PhD provides opportunities to engage with progressive research that fosters innovation and leadership across various scientific fields relevant to Lincoln University’s land- and environment-centred mission.
Course Content
- Advanced independent research
- Collaboration with leading scientists and professional organisations
- Analysis of complex situations
- Evaluation and synthesis of research
- Development and testing of new solutions to environmental and biosphere challenges
- Participation in research across faculties and research centres
What you need to know first
A relevant postgraduate honours degree awarded with a minimum second class honours (division one or equivalent)
Previous qualification must include a significant research component (thesis, dissertation, or project)
Find these employment opportunities
Academic research positionsUniversity lecturing and teachingResearch roles in government, industry, or professional organisationsPolicy analysisConsultancy in specialist areas linked to research
