PhD/Master Research Webinar

Webinar Title: Pursue Excellence: Research Degrees (PhD/Master by Research) in Australia

Overview:
Join our live webinar dedicated to exploring research-intensive study pathways in Australia. Whether you're considering a PhD or Master by Research, discover how to find supervisors, navigate the application process, secure funding, and achieve meaningful research outcomes.

Webinar Highlights:

• Overview of research degrees (PhD and Master by Research)
• Finding and approaching potential supervisors
• Admission criteria and application procedures
• Funding, scholarships, and research grants available
• Maximising the impact of your research in Australia
• Live Q&A session with research experts

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What is the difference between a PhD and a Master by Research?
A: A PhD involves original research over 3–4 years, resulting in a thesis contributing new knowledge to the field, while a Master by Research typically takes 1–2 years and may have a narrower research scope.

Q: How do I find a supervisor for my research degree?
A: You can identify supervisors through university websites, academic publications, or by contacting faculties directly. It's important to choose a supervisor whose research aligns with your interests.

Q: Are scholarships and funding available for research students?
A: Yes, Australian universities and research institutions provide scholarships, stipends, and grants for both domestic and international research students.

Q: Can international research students work during their studies?
A: Yes, international students on research degrees can work part-time (48 hours per fortnight) during their studies and full-time during designated academic breaks.

Q: What are typical entry requirements for PhD or research Master's programs?
A: Requirements usually include a strong academic record in a relevant undergraduate or postgraduate degree, a clear research proposal, and occasionally prior research experience or publications.

Q: How much does a research degree cost?
A: Fees typically range from AUD 20,000 to AUD 45,000 per year, though many students offset these costs with scholarships and research grants.