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A Doctoral Degree certifies individuals capable of applying extensive knowledge to conduct research, investigate, and generate novel insights across various fields of study or professional practice. This advanced academic program enables in-depth exploration of a chosen subject area under the guidance of expert supervisors. Prospective students can identify specialists in their desired field through the Web Access Research Portal (WARP). Driven by intellectual curiosity, research degree candidates possess a strong desire to address complex challenges and contribute to societal progress. These programs empower students to undertake original investigations, creating groundbreaking knowledge that's both impactful and insightful. Graduates develop versatile skills suitable for demanding positions across multiple sectors including industry, government, research institutions, and academia. The University of Tasmania's research degrees represent significant scholarly achievement, equipping students with essential capabilities for academic careers and professional advancement.
A Bachelor Honours degree of at least second-class upper standard with a Minimum Research Component. A Master of Research Degree with a Minimum Research Component. A Master’s Degree (Coursework) or Graduate Diploma with a Minimum Research Component.
IELTS (International English Language Testing Service - academic version) minimum overall score – 7.0 minimum additional scores No band less than 6.5; TOEFL (Internet-based Test of English as a Foreign Language) minimum overall score – 94 minimum additional scores Minimum 26 for writing and speaking, and 20 for reading and listening; PTE Academic (Pearson Test of English) minimum overall score – 65 minimum additional scores Minimum 65 for writing and speaking with no other score lower than 58.