Programme: Master of Philosophy 哲學碩士
Award Title: Master of Philosophy 哲學碩士
Offering Academic Unit: Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences
Mode of Study: Full-time, Part-time
Credit Units Required for Graduation
7 and SG8001
Programme Aims
This programme aims to train and produce graduates with an understanding of advanced developments and highly marketable specialist skills in disciplines related to advancing the health and welfare of animals, and to meet local and regional requirements in the industrial, commercial, government or education sectors.
Programme Intended Learning Outcomes (PILOs)
Upon successful completion of this Programme, students should be able to:
- develop intellectual competence necessary for successful academic and professional work;
- contribute to the generation and development of knowledge in their respective fields through independent, original, and innovative research; and
- demonstrate specialist subject knowledge and a high level of transferrable skills with an emphasis on advancing animal health.
Programme Requirements
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Research Areas(s) in which research students will be admitted to:
Veterinary Sciences
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Programme Core Courses:
For a list of available courses, please click HERE.
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Programme Electives (Electives will be offered subject to sufficient enrollment.)
For a list of available courses, please click HERE.
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Qualifying / Annual Report Submission:
Students are required to submit
- Qualifying Report, of which assessment includes a compulsory oral examination, within 6-12 months (full-time) or 9-18 months (part-time) after commencement of their studies, and
- Annual Progress Reports on an annual basis after the qualifying period in compliance with the regulations and guidelines set by SGS accessible via the Guidebook for Research Degree Studies on SGS website.
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Thesis:
An MPhil thesis should present the results of research investigation, give evidence of a sound understanding of the area of study, its context and applicability, and make a contribution to knowledge. Students must submit a thesis for examination by the end of their normal study period or the stipulated study period. The thesis examination should include thesis assessment, an oral examination, and any other assessment arrangements required by the Panel of Examiners.
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Additional Notes:
Students should always refer to the Guidebook for Research Degree Studies available on SGS website for administrative and operational procedures related to research degree studies at the University. The Department may stipulate a higher standard on the requirements.
If you are interested in our Research Degree Programme, please contact vcs@cityu.edu.hk
Programme: Doctor of Philosophy 哲學博士
Award Title: Doctor of Philosophy 哲學博士
Offering Academic Unit: Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences
Mode of Study: Full-time, Part-time
Credit Units Required for Graduation
14 and SG8001
Programme Aims
This programme aims to train and produce graduates with an understanding of advanced developments and highly marketable specialist skills in disciplines related to advancing the health and welfare of animals, and to meet local and regional requirements in the industrial, commercial, government or education sectors.
Programme Intended Learning Outcomes (PILOs)
Upon successful completion of this Programme, students should be able to:
- develop intellectual competence necessary for successful academic and professional work;
- contribute to the generation and development of knowledge in their respective fields through independent, original, and innovative research; and
- demonstrate specialist subject knowledge and a high level of transferrable skills with an emphasis on advancing animal health.
Programme Requirements
-
Research Areas(s) in which research students will be admitted to:
Veterinary Sciences
-
Programme Core Courses:
For a list of available courses, please click HERE.
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Programme Electives (Electives will be offered subject to sufficient enrollment.)
For a list of available courses, please click HERE.
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Qualifying Examination (for PhD only):
PhD Students are required to pass a written Qualifying Examination within 10-24 months (full-time) or 20-48 months (part-time). It is an additional requirement on top of the existing Qualifying Report and Annual Progress Report assessment. A maximum of two attempts are allowed. Those students who cannot pass the Qualifying Examination will result in termination of study. A fixed timetable is set for students to take the Qualifying Examination. No schedule change is allowed under normal circumstances.
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Qualifying / Annual Report Submission:
Students are required to submit
- Qualifying Report, of which assessment includes a compulsory oral examination, within 6-12 months (full-time) or 9-18 months (part-time) after commencement of their studies, and
- Annual Progress Reports on an annual basis after the qualifying period in compliance with the regulations and guidelines set by SGS accessible via the Guidebook for Research Degree Studies on SGS website.
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Thesis:
A PhD thesis should present the results of research investigation, give evidence of a sound understanding of the area of study, its context and applicability, make a contribution to knowledge and make a substantial original contribution to knowledge in the subject areas concerned. Students must submit a thesis for examination by the end of their normal study period or the stipulated study period. The thesis examination should include thesis assessment, an oral examination, and any other assessment arrangements required by the Panel of Examiners.
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Additional Notes:
Students should always refer to the Guidebook for Research Degree Studies available on SGS website for administrative and operational procedures related to research degree studies at the University. The Department may stipulate a higher standard on the requirements.
If you are interested in our Research Degree Programme, please contact vcs@cityu.edu.hk