Leeds Beckett University

UK
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PhD

Doctorate of Engineering

DegreePhD
FieldDEng
Duration6 years

Overview

A part-time Doctorate of Engineering (DEng) designed for experienced engineering and applied science professionals. You develop advanced research skills while applying your work experience to a structured, practice-informed engineering research project.

About this programme

Overview

The Doctorate of Engineering (DEng) at Leeds Beckett University is a part-time program tailored for seasoned professionals in engineering and applied sciences. This course emphasizes the integration of advanced research skills with practical work experience, enabling you to undertake a structured, practice-informed engineering research project.

What you'll study

The DEng program features a blend of structured learning and significant research components, allowing for the development of a comprehensive research proposal, mastery of research methods, and the culmination of your findings in a final thesis or dissertation. Core themes include:

  • Energy
  • Sustainability
  • Building Performance

The research component entails:

  • Formulating a research proposal that aligns with your professional practice
  • Supervised planning and execution of your research
  • Continuous assessment of progress through established milestones
  • Submission of a final thesis or dissertation based on your research findings

Please note that module titles, assessment points, and pathways may differ by cohort and research topic. It is advisable to verify the latest curriculum and assessment schedule on the program’s website.

Entry requirements

Candidates should possess an academic background in engineering, applied sciences, or a closely related field. Specific GRE or GMAT requirements are not mandated for this program.

Career prospects

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