Research degrees involve undertaking a research project that contributes to the field in which you study. Some also involve the study of some subjects prior to the commencement of your research project.
University Graduate School
The University Graduate School acts to ensure a University wide approach to quality assurance in research education in the context of the broader UTS research environment.
The University Graduate School provides:
- Information about applying for research degrees at UTS
- Information and education programs for research students and supervisors
- Policies and procedures for managing research degree candidatures
- Postgraduate research scholarships
- Support schemes for UTS postgraduate research students
- Career development, employment skills, jobs
Course areas and Institutes
Course areas and institutes provide information on postgraduate research degrees offered, on their web sites.
- Business
- Communication
- Design, Architecture and Building
- Education
- Engineering
- International Studies
- Information Technology
- Law
- Nursing, Midwifery and Health
- Science
- Institute for Sustainable Futures
STAR (Skills to Advance Your Research)
STAR is a web-based resource which has been designed to support postgraduate research students. It aims to help students to develop skills needed for research and writing of a thesis and other associated scholarly work. It provides students access to both resources which can be use on a self-help basis to develop a particular skill or know how, and to places or people who can help them in gaining the know how. Some of these resources are available in print, some online, and some are face to face workshops. It should be remembered that the resources available are intended to complement the advice received from supervisors, not to replace their advice and guidance.
