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Program Details
Degree
PhD
Major
Research Methods
Area of study
Information and Communication Technologies
Education type
Fully Online
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


Introduction to the PhD by Distance Mode

The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) offers a PhD by distance mode, empowering students to develop their future as researchers in a global context. This program allows students to pursue their research interests without relocating, making it ideal for those who want to expand their global networks and create real-world research impact.


What to Expect

As a PhD by distance mode student, you can expect:


  • Full enrolment as a PhD student at UTS
  • Supervision and mentorship from a panel of experts
  • Administrative support and guidance from your faculty
  • A PhD from a Top 100 global university
  • Access to UTS online facilities and resources
  • High-quality research training and professional skills development

Study Requirements

The study expectations for PhD by distance mode students are the same as those for on-campus students. This includes:


  • Meeting the same admissions requirements, including English-language proficiency
  • Being supported by a panel of supervisors
  • Completing any mandatory coursework
  • Going through the same candidature stage assessments as other PhDs from your faculty
  • Being subject to the same student rules that govern PhD study at UTS
  • Having the same expected timelines for your study as other PhD students
  • Being liable for the same course fees as other international students, unless eligible for a tuition fee scholarship

Support and Development

As a fully enrolled UTS student, you will have access to various forms of support, including:


  • UTS Library's extensive digital catalogue and one-on-one researcher support
  • Online skills development workshops and training modules
  • Personalised advice from UTS Careers and access to online resources
  • Inclusion in the online research student Teams channel

Admissions Requirements

Distance mode is available for international students. The admissions requirements include:


  • Meeting the English-language proficiency requirements
  • Having a suitable research proposal
  • Finding a supervisor who is willing to oversee your research

Costs and Scholarships

There are scholarships available to help with fees. The costs of a PhD by distance mode include:


  • Course fees, which are the same as those for other international students
  • Living expenses, which vary depending on your location and lifestyle
  • Any additional costs associated with your research, such as travel or equipment expenses

Research Areas

The PhD by distance mode is available in a range of research areas, including:


  • Agriculture and food
  • Defence and space
  • Energy and transport
  • Government and policy
  • Health and medical
  • Corporate training

Types of Research Degrees

UTS offers several types of research degrees, including:


  • Traditional PhD
  • Industry PhD
  • Impact PhD
  • Entrepreneurial PhD
  • Global PhD
  • Collaborative Doctoral Research Degree Program

Application Process

The application process for the PhD by distance mode involves:


  • Submitting an application form
  • Providing supporting documents, such as transcripts and references
  • Finding a supervisor who is willing to oversee your research
  • Receiving an offer of admission and enrolling in the program

Conclusion

The PhD by distance mode at UTS is a flexible and supportive program that allows students to pursue their research interests from anywhere in the world. With access to world-leading researchers and reputation, students can develop their future as researchers in a global context.


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