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The Doctor of Philosophy in Architecture (PhD) programme aims to advance careers by encouraging innovation and quality in architecture. Students question traditions and pioneer long-term solutions by critically evaluating existing designs, beliefs, and methods. Working with experienced experts and researchers, they investigate interdisciplinary collaborations and cutting-edge technology to push the limits of innovative architecture. This dynamic programme prepares graduates to drive meaningful change in their fields and beyond.
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.
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.
The University may allow exemption for outstanding students to complete their studies within a shorter period.
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