Program Overview

Doctoral Study in Exercise Sciences

The University of Auckland's Faculty of Science offers a doctoral study program in Exercise Sciences, providing students with the opportunity to engage in independent research under the supervision of experienced academics.

Why Study with Us?

The Faculty of Science is New Zealand's leading and largest, comprising 10 diverse schools and departments that provide high-quality teaching and research opportunities. Doctoral students benefit from the faculty's connections with international universities and industry, as well as access to state-of-the-art laboratory and field research facilities.

Doctoral Study in Exercise Sciences Program

The doctoral study program in Exercise Sciences involves three to four years of full-time independent research.

Research Areas

The Department of Exercise Sciences covers a range of research areas, including:

• Exercise and physical activity
• Health and reablement
• Human performance
• Neurodiscovery

Finding a Supervisor

Students are encouraged to explore research topics and contact prospective supervisors before submitting an application.

Student Stories

Meet our doctoral students in Exercise Sciences and read about their PhD topics:

• Yiran Jiao (PhD in Exercise Sciences)
• Maxine Shanks (PhD in Exercise Sciences)
• Te Ariki Olsson Lamar Turepu Roos (PhD in Exercise Sciences)
• Peter Fermin Dajime (PhD in Exercise Sciences)

Scholarships and Awards

The University of Auckland offers various scholarship opportunities for doctoral students.

Scholarship Opportunities

Students can search the university's database for available scholarships.

Help and Advice

The university provides further information, advice, and contact details for doctoral students.

Faculty of Science

The Faculty of Science at the University of Auckland comprises several departments and schools, offering a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

Graduate Stories

Read about the experiences of our graduate students, including Ellie Rickman.

Related Information

Additional information about the university, its faculties, research, and campuses is available.