Postgraduate Research
Graduates may undertake research in the School of Surveying and
Spatial Information Systems toward the degrees of Master
of Engineering and Doctor of Philosophy. For information on
postgraduate research opportunities within the School, visit
our information page.
Postgraduate Research Programs Information
Postgraduate Research Scholarship Information
Postgraduate Coursework Programs Information
Local and International Student Application Forms
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A weekly Staff-Student Development Seminar series is a forum for researchers to present their work, in the form of progress reports, research proposals (by new PG students) or practice conference papers.
This degree is awarded for the submission of an original thesis.
The normal full-time period is six academic sessions, and eight
academic sessions for part-time study. Research for this degree
may be taken at, or externally to, the University. All new PhD
candidates in the Faculty of Engineering must complete and pass
three courses as approved by the Head of School, normally in the
first year of candidature.
This degree is awarded for a thesis showing results of an original
investigation. The normal full-time period is three academic sessions,
and six academic sessions for part-time study. Research for this
degree may be taken at, or externally to, the University. All
new Masters research candidates in the Faculty of Engineering
must complete and pass three courses as approved by the Head of
School, normally in the first year of candidature.
Research Areas
PhD and ME research areas are possible in
the following topics:
Download document describing
the School's Postgraduate Research Areas (PDF).
Download document outlining the
SNAP Lab Research Directions (PDF).
International students please be aware of the University's
English language requirements (from 2006).
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