Doctor of Philosophy in Human Resource Management A

A research degree is an advanced program of study allowing you to investigate a topic relevant to your field. Under the supervision of world class researchers, higher degree research candidates learn and apply advanced research methodologies to produce new knowledge and provide solutions to the world’s challenges. Completing a research degree means becoming an expert in your field. It’s your opportunity to take a topic that interests you, explore it in depth, tackle intellectual, creative and practical challenges, and communicate your findings.You can study a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Doctor of Philosophy (by Portfolio of Publications) or Masters by Research.Develop the ability to independently design and execute original research that generates new knowledge.UniSA health researchers are involved in a diverse range of research activities, with a particular emphasis on research relating to cancer, population health, healthy lifestyles, pharmaceuticals, nursing, allied health, clinical neuroscience. mental health, and Aboriginal health. The options are many and varied and can be tailored to suit your research interests.Work in a dynamic research environment and make the most of opportunities to travel as part of your study.

Meeting the minimum entry requirements does not automatically guarantee entry into a research degree, a copy of the applicant's curriculum vitaea statement that published works OR their contents have not been included in anyother work leading to an academic award,an Honours degree OR a Bachelor degree with Honours of at least class 2a standard in an appropriate discipline; OR a relevant Masters degree (note: for some fields of research a relevant Masters degree with a research component is required); OR satisfy the Dean of Research that your previous education, relevant professional experience and published research work is of sufficient quality and relevance to prepare the applicant for a research degree.