Australian National University

Overview

The PhD in Cybernetics at the Australian National University provides an exceptional opportunity for students to engage in pioneering research that merges technology, human behavior, and ecological systems. This program fosters collaborative learning and encourages innovative practices within the cybernetics field.

What you'll study

The curriculum of the PhD program includes the submission of a thesis containing up to 100,000 words on an approved topic, with alternative formats such as creative works or prototypes potentially accepted. Students are required to complete between 96 and 192 units of research enrollment, allowing for a deep dive into their chosen area of study.

• Produce original contributions to the field of cybernetics that have both national and international significance.
• Critically analyze and integrate complex data pertinent to their specific research focus.
• Design and implement a comprehensive research plan that addresses key questions and enhances the existing body of knowledge.

Entry requirements

Academic Qualifications

• A completed Master's degree in Applied Cybernetics, with a strong academic performance.
• Written approval from a designated supervisor for the proposed research project.
• Consideration for exemptions may be granted to candidates with equivalent qualifications, professional experience, or published research, subject to the program director's discretion.

Research Proposal

• A detailed research proposal outlining the intended study is required.

Documentation

• Original transcripts and graduation documents, translated into English if necessary.
• An updated CV.
• CRICOS CODE: 113800F

Career prospects

Graduates of the PhD in Cybernetics may be eligible for a post-study work permit in Australia, allowing them to gain practical experience in their field. Eligibility criteria typically include:

• Completion of a degree at an Australian institution.
• Application within a specified timeframe following graduation.
• Adherence to visa conditions during study.

For more detailed information, consult the Australian Department of Home Affairs.