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The PhD degree is a highly recognised advanced research postgraduate programme and is available in all faculties and schools/departments. The PhD programme is intellectually demanding, requiring strong analytical skills, critical thinking ability, and language proficiency for undertaking independent research to produce original ideas with ...
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) The PhD degree is a highly recognised advanced research postgraduate programme and is available in all faculties and schools/departments. The PhD programme is intellectually demanding, requiring strong analytical skills, critical thinking ability, and language proficiency for undertaking independent research to ...
Welcome to the Online Application System for admission to the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and Master of Philosophy (MPhil) programmes of the University of Hong Kong. Please read the information on the Graduate School homepage under “Prospective Students” carefully to make sure you understand the application procedures and requirements before ...
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree programs in the HKUST Business School prepare students for a teaching and research career in universities, research institutes, and governmental or business organizations.
PolyU’s research postgraduate education provides students with a range of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and Master of Philosophy (MPhil) programmes, and attractive admission scholarships. There are opportunities to expand global horizons and foster postdoctoral development, alongside training in interdisciplinary research and knowledge transfer ...
The HKMU offers a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree programme in various disciplines. Applications for admission may be made throughout the year. Please click here to visit the website of Research Postgraduate Office of Registry for information of the PhD programme.
The School of Chinese offers MPhil and PhD degrees in four streams: 1) Chinese Language and Literature (CLL), 2) Chinese History and Culture (CHC), 3) Translation Studies (Translation), and 4) Hong Kong Studies (HKGS).
