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Charles Sturt University's Doctor of Philosophy (Arts and Education) program provides the perfect foundation for your academic ambitions. You'll become part of an esteemed scholarly network – with both national and international connections – that will motivate and guide you to explore new frontiers in your field. Flexible study options include on-campus or online learning, with full-time or part-time enrollment available to suit your research objectives. With rolling admissions, you can begin your journey whenever the time is right for you.Throughout your PhD studies, you'll conduct in-depth research under the mentorship of distinguished faculty. You'll employ cutting-edge methodologies to advance your investigation, ultimately presenting your discoveries through a traditional thesis, peer-reviewed articles, or creative outputs accompanied by analytical commentary. This program positions you at the vanguard of knowledge, where rigorous inquiry, academic discourse, and dedication to improving society combine to broaden our collective understanding.
To be admitted to the Doctor of Philosophy a candidate must have:
a relevant Bachelor degree at Honours Class 1 or Honours Class 2 Division 1;
or
a relevant Master by Research;
or
enrolled in a Charles Sturt University Master by Research program and the candidate has demonstrated exceptional ability in the conduct of a research project which is clearly capable of being extended to a doctoral level;
or
a relevant coursework Master's degree with evidence of research equivalent to a Charles Sturt University 16 point subject or greater, at a Distinction level or above;
or
other qualifications acceptable to the Faculty and the University Research Committee