Doctor of Philosophy - Biomedical Engineering

Every breakthrough discovery begins with curiosity – a question, challenge or unique problem that sparks a drive to explore and solve. Often, these innovations begin with people like you – those who push the boundaries of knowledge to create meaningful change. New knowledge drives progress in society, the economy and industry. The researchers behind these discoveries are essential across all disciplines – from the creative arts and healthcare to education, social work and beyond. Their work fuels innovation, inspires social change and establishes best practices across all aspects of our lives. A Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is a distinguished academic qualification and Adelaide University’s flagship research degree. Whether you aspire towards a research-focused career in academia or a role in industry underpinned by research expertise, this degree empowers you to deepen your knowledge, break new ground, and contribute something unique to our world. Become a thought leader and change maker by studying a PhD at Adelaide University. Your degree will allow for a thriving career, where your research experience is respected and rewarded by industry and academia alike. A PhD is an investment in yourself as an innovator and a leader – and it’s the essential qualification for those aspiring towards a research-focused career in the private or public sector, or academia.

For admission to a Doctor of Philosophy degree, you will need to have completed either (or equivalent to): A Master degree by research (AQF level 9); or A Master degree by coursework (AQF level 9) or Master degree extended (AQF level 9) with weighted average mark (WAM) of ≥ 65, incorporating at least 0.5 years full time (or part time equivalent) of research training with a WAM of ≥ 75; or A 4-year Bachelor (Honours) (AQF level 8) or Graduate Diploma (AQF level 8) (following a bachelor or honours degree) with an overall WAM of ≥ 65, incorporating at least 0.5 years full time (or part time equivalent) of research training with a WAM of ≥ 75; or A Graduate Certificate (Research Skills) (AQF level 8) with an overall WAM of ≥ 75, with approved professional experience.