The Doctor of Health Science (DHSc) is designed for health professionals with at least five years professional experience who wish to broaden their professional practice competency and expertise. It comprises papers and research development, which culminates in a thesis. A distinguishing feature of the DHSc is the very clear focus on practice. The purpose of research within this degree is to inform and impact on practice.
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)is a thesis-based research degree that leads to advanced academic and theoretical knowledge in a specialist area. The programme enables you to make an original contribution to knowledge or understanding in your field of study and meet recognised international standards for such work.The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is awarded after the successful completion of concentrated research constituting an original and substantial contribution to knowledge.
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree is undertaken by research only. The PhD is an advanced postgraduate degree suitable for students wishing to pursue an academic or research career. A successful candidate will make a significant original contribution to the body of knowledge in relation to a contemporary issue in business research. You will have a minimum of two supervisors to guide and advise you, with one assigned as the primary supervisor.
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) constitutes an original and substantial contribution to knowledge in an academic discipline. The PhD offered in the School of Communication Studies provides research training that fosters development of independent research skills including the ability to: formulate a significant problem; master appropriate conceptual and methodological skills; and relate the research topic to a broader framework of knowledge.
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is an advanced postgraduate degree undertaken by research only and leads to advanced academic and theoretical knowledge in a specialist area. The PhD is suitable for students who want to pursue an academic or research career.The programme enables you to make an original contribution to knowledge or understanding in your field of study and meet recognised international standards for such work.
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) constitutes an original and substantial contribution to knowledge in an academic discipline. The PhD provides research training that fosters the development of independent research skills including the ability to:Formulate a significant problem, Master appropriate conceptual and methodological skills, Relate the research topic to a broader framework of knowledge.
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) studied in the School of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences, is awarded after the successful completion of concentrated research effort constituting an original and substantial contribution to knowledge. Students work closely with their supervisor to prepare a thesis, which is examined by independent experts who apply contemporary international standards.
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree is undertaken by research only. There is no compulsory coursework involved. The PhD is an advanced postgraduate degree that is particularly suitable for students wishing to pursue an academic or research career. A successful candidate will make a significant original contribution to the body of knowledge in relation to a contemporary issue in health and environmental research.
A Doctor of Philosophy degree in hospitality, tourism and events provides an opportunity to advance, not only the student's knowledge, but the accumulated wisdom of the field.A thesis-based research degree that leads to advanced academic and theoretical knowledge in a specialist area.
A thesis-based research degree that leads to advanced academic and theoretical knowledge in a specialist area. The programme enables you to make an original contribution to knowledge or understanding in the field of study and meets recognised international standards for such work.
A thesis-based research degree that leads to advanced academic and theoretical knowledge in a specialist area. The programme enables you to make an original contribution to knowledge or understanding in the field of study and meet recognised international standards for such work.
The PhD is a thesis-based research degree that is granted on the basis of an original and substantial contribution to knowledge. The Faculty of Culture and Society encourages and supports innovative interdisciplinary research.Candidates develop critical insight, wisdom and creativity in theories and practices to form new knowledge that challenges and extends conventional thinking and that is highly valued in education and industry.
The PhD provides research training that fosters development of independent research skills including the ability to: formulate a significant problem; master appropriate conceptual and methodological skills; and relate the research topic to a broader framework of knowledge.Students work closely with their supervisor to prepare a thesis, which is examined by independent experts.
The professional Doctor of Education (EdD) is designed to meet the specific needs of working professionals. If you work in education, training, learning or development in the health, justice, social services or education sectors, then this part-time doctoral programme is a perfect option, being part time for two years followed by two years full time or a further four years part time. The cohort programme is offered with a new inquiry pathway starting each year. Inquiry pathways have included: M ori and Indigenous Education; Leadership of Educational Professional Practice; Curriculum and Pedagogy for the 21st Century; and Serving Society Creating Equity, Diversity and Justice.
Suitable for both experienced practitioners and emerging artists, the DocFA involves both research and practice. You will be supervised by a committed team of professionally active, internationally recognised staff from Elam School of Fine Arts and, if appropriate, other schools/departments within the University of Auckland. The DocFA is the highest-level university qualification in Fine Arts at the University of Auckland that is predominantly founded on studio-based practice. Like the PhD, it is expected to be a contribution to knowledge in your chosen field. Candidates work on advanced-level research in a manner relevant to medium-based or post-medium practices throughout the course of the degree.
The MD is a professional postgraduate doctorate involving advanced study and research. This research can directly investigate current clinical and practice issues. Completing this degree enables candidates to provide leadership in the profession through their advancement and dissemination of knowledge. The degree may be undertaken on or off campus and may report research that has been undertaken prior to enrolment for the degree if it hasn t been submitted as part of a previous degree or diploma.
You will prepare and submit a portfolio of original and varied pieces of composition. These can include orchestral work, work using vocal, keyboard or ensemble resources, music theatre or sonic work, or a combination. You will also prepare a closely linked written thesis. Your thesis will make an original contribution to the field of knowledge relating to music composition, and show an ability to articulate critical judgement and theory, while demonstrating a knowledge of the relevant literature.
Throughout the three years of study, you will focus on the production and presentation of exceptional performances that are firmly grounded in research. You will also prepare a supporting analysis of texts on a subject closely related to your performance specialisation. Your thesis will make an original contribution to the field of knowledge relating to music performance, and show an ability to articulate critical judgement and performance theory, while demonstrating a knowledge of the literature relevant to the history and performing practice of the music contained in your examinable programmes.
The Doctor of Computing aims to help computing professionals gain the knowledge and skills to contribute to New Zealand's knowledge economy. You'll explore in depth relevant issues in your specialist field of computing and/or your workplace. Investigate theoretical and practical issues in the computing profession and determine the appropriate responses. Your thesis must provide a significant and original contribution to the field of computing.
Studying accounting is your pathway to working with clients to help them make their businesses more profitable and successful, and reduce their exposure to financial risk. With accounting you'll gain the skills you need to become a trusted business adviser and make strategic financial decisions for organisations. A qualification in accounting can lead you into all kinds of industries, such as agribusiness, manufacturing or entertainment.
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