Doctor of Philosophy in Biomedical Sciences

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is awarded for research that demonstrates that the student has the capacity to conduct significant independent research.At Macquarie we aim to deliver world leading research and world changing impact. If you share our passion to not only think about the future but to build it then we invite you to join us.Our PhD program will support you to develop the skills and knowledge to operate at the frontiers of knowledge. Skills like analytical thinking and innovation, complex problem-solving, critical thinking and analysis, leadership and social influence and technology design and programming, all of which have been identified by the World Economic Forum in the top 10 skills of the future.

The minimum requirement for admission to a PhD degree is: Completion of a Master of Research (MRes) with a grade of at least a Distinction level (75% or greater in second year; orA Master of Philosophy; orA two-year Masters degree with a major research component at Distinction level (75% or greater).Peer-reviewed research output may be taken into consideration for admission to the program.You must also demonstrate your suitability for entry to the program by: Including a detailed research proposal.Entry to a PhD will also be assessed on availability of appropriate supervision and resources. Candidates who have not completed an MRes and do not meet the above criteria may be asked to undertake the Master of Research as a research training pathway to the Doctor of Philosophy or the Master of Philosophy. English language Requirements: