Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering
(TEN) (N/520/8/0110) (07/28) (MQA/PA 14730)
Programme Overview:
The objectives of the programme are to:
1. Produce graduates that are able to apply advanced knowledge, and practical and analytical skills to state of the art engineering research problem identification and development of solutions.
2. Produce graduates that are able to foster active research with teamwork and leadership skills through effective communication of research work while demonstrating accountability in conducting research.
3. Produce graduates that are able to manage research with adherence to ethical, moral, legal and professional requirements while engaged in continuous learning and personal development.
Intake:
Rolling Intake (throughout the year)
Duration:
Full-time (Malaysian & International students) - 3 years
Part-time (Malaysian students ONLY) - 4 years
Campus:
KL Main Campus
Programme Outline
Compulsory
Research Methodology
Doctoral Research
Career Prospect
Graduates of this programme can be employed as:
Academic positions in institutions of higher learning
Researcher and Development Engineer
Researchers or Scientists in research institutions
Engineering Consultants in high-technology firms
Advanced standing in your specialized engineering area of choice
Minimum Entry Requirement
Minimum Entry Requirements
A Master's Degree (MQF, Level 7) in Engineering or Engineering Technology or Engineering Science accepted by the Higher Educational Provider (HEP) Senate; OR
Other qualifications equivalent to a Master's Degree (MQF, Level 7) in Engineering or Engineering Technology or Engineering Science that are accepted by the HEP Senate.
English Language Requirements
1) Malaysian Students
MUET Band 3.5 or IELTS Band 5.0 or CEFR High B1 or TOEFL iBT 40 or equivalent OR
Exemption of English Language requirement if the medium of instruction during Master studies was in English
2) International Students
IELTS Band 5.0 or CEFR High B1 or TOEFL iBT 40 or equivalent OR
Exemption of English Language requirement if the medium of instruction during Master studies was in English