PhD (Fashion & Textiles) - Plan DR213

PhD (Fashion & Textiles) - Plan DR213

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Student type:
Entry score:

Not applicable*

Duration:
Full-time 3-4 years
Part-time 6-8 years
Fees:

Research Training Scheme

Next intake:
Continuous (scholarship application closing dates apply)
Location:
Melbourne City
Entry score:

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Duration:
Full-time 3-4 years
Fees:

AU$ 35,520 (2025 annual)

Next intake:
Continuous (scholarship application closing dates apply)
Location:
Melbourne City

CRICOS code: 079719G

To graduate you must complete the following:
Coursework Courses
Complete One (1) of the following courses prior to your first milestone review: (confirmation of candidature)
Course TitleCredit PointsCourse CodeCampus
Doing Research for Design and Social Context12HUSO2438City Campus
Doing Research for Engineering and Computing12OENG1233City Campus
ANDComplete the following course prior to your second milestone review:
Course TitleCredit PointsCourse CodeCampus
Research for Impact in Design and Social Context12HUSO2439City Campus
ANDIn consultation with your supervisory team, you may also elect to take up to Two (2) of the following courses during your candidature:
Course TitleCredit PointsCourse CodeCampus
Creative Practice Research12ARCH1429City Campus
Qualitative Research Methods12HUSO2362City Campus
Quantitative Research Techniques12MATH2256City Campus
Critical and Social Theory12SOCU2308City Campus
ANDIn consultation with your supervisory team, you may also opt to take up to 12 credit points of approved university research electives:
AND
Project/Thesis Courses
The remaining allocation of credit points for each semester should be made up of the following Courses:
Course TitleCredit PointsCourse CodeCampus
PhD Research (48cp)48GRAP2606Brunswick Campus
PhD Research (36cp)36GRAP2607Brunswick Campus
PhD Research (24cp)24GRAP2608Brunswick Campus
PhD Research (12cp)12GRAP2609Brunswick Campus
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