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PhD
If you have your sights set on work, education and research at an academic institution, such as JCU, a Doctor of Philosophy degree will likely be required. A four year course of self-directed research, culminating in a thesis will see you add new knowledge to your area of expertise.
JCU offers Doctoral degrees in various fields of study, including Education, Engineering, and Medical and Molecular Sciences. Do find out more about how to apply for a Doctoral degree, go to JCU’s Postgraduate courses page.