Courses Available
Courses Available
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Postgraduate degrees on offer at School of Physics (with links to related Graduate School info) |
Type |
Duration |
Comments |
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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) |
Research |
3 years |
Independent and sustained research on a particular topic conducted under academic supervision. The research is expected to make a significant new contribution to the discipline. Students produce an 80,000-word thesis, which is externally examined. For more info on the School of Physics research projects, application and scholarship process click here. (Academic contact is A/Prof Les Allen). |
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Master of Philosophy (MPhil) |
Research |
2 years |
As above but candidates should aim to write a thesis within the word limit (30,000-50,000). For more info on the School of Physics research projects, application and scholarship process click here. (Academic contact is A/Prof Les Allen). |
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Master of Science (MSc) |
Research Training |
2 years |
Combination of coursework and research project required as a prelude to PhD after completion of undergraduate BSc degree. The degree will be offered in 2009, as an alternative program to Honours.* For more info on the School of Physics program and entry criteria, please click here. (Academic contact is Dr Andy Martin). |
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Master of Science (MSc) [Nanotechnology] |
Professional Entry |
2 years |
Combination of core science discipline coursework, job-relevant business & communication modules as well and industry-related project. For more info on the Melbourne Graduate School of Science program and entry criteria, please click here. |
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Postgraduate Diploma (Postgrad Dip.) |
Coursework |
1 year |
For more info on the School of Physics program and entry criteria, please click here. |
* Please note, while Honours is still being offered in 2010 to 'Continuing Degree' BSc students, it is advised that prospective applicants first make an appointment with the MSc/Hons/Postgrad Dip Coordinator, Dr Andy Martin, for further discussion on the range of research projects available. Entry into Honours is possible only after confirming research project and supervisor first. Julie Warden is the administrative contact with whom applications can be left after consultation with Dr Andy Martin.