Doctor of Philosophy in Architecture (PhD) 01
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Course Overview
Qualification: Phd
Study Mode: Full Time
Intakes: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December
Duration: 3 years
Tuition Fee: RM 44,400
English Requirement: ELITS 6.0
Course Details
The Doctor of Philosophy in Architecture (PhD) program focuses on advancing careers through fostering innovation and excellence in the field of architecture. Students challenge conventional practices and develop sustainable solutions by critically analyzing existing designs, theories, and approaches. Collaborating with seasoned experts and researchers, they explore interdisciplinary partnerships and leverage advanced technologies to push the boundaries of architectural innovation. This dynamic program equips graduates to lead transformative change within the industry and beyond.
Fee Structure
| Fee Type | Amount (MYR) |
|---|---|
| 1st Year Fee | RM 14,800 |
| 2nd Year Fee | RM 14,800 |
| 3rd Year Fee | RM 14,800 |
| Deposit (Refundable) | RM 1,500 |
| International Student Admission Fee | RM 4,200 |
| Registration Fee | RM 450 |
| Resources Fee (Yearly) | RM 2,550 |
| Visa and Insurance Fee | RM 3,800 |
Curriculum
Issues and Methods of Architecture Research
The candidate will be exposed to the various issues of architecture and will be provided a basic training in writing an academic paper. This subject will be a bi-weekly lecture to be completed within one semester.
Research
Each semester, the candidate is required to have a several discussions with the supervisor to receive feedback and to discuss the progress of the research study.
Prior to graduation, the candidate is expected to publish a minimum of 4 papers in a peer-re-reviewed journal or on a peer-reviewed conference paper. An oral presentation is also required, every semester, in front of an academic audience from the faculty. This is to develop the public speaking ability and knowledge sharing.
Notes:
The University may allow exemption for outstanding students to complete their studies within a shorter period.