University of East London

Overview

The PhD in Architecture, Computing and Engineering at the University of East London (UEL) fosters independent research guided by experienced supervisors in the fields of architecture, computing, engineering, and geo-information. This programme is tailored for candidates eager to conduct original research that enhances both academic knowledge and industry practices.

What you'll study

Independent research with supervision

• Engage in independent research while collaborating closely with your supervisory team.
• Develop a comprehensive research proposal, refine your methodology, and work through established milestones with your supervisor(s).
• Participate in regular supervision meetings to enhance your academic development, including planning, writing, and producing research outputs.

Research development and academic engagement

• Involve yourself in departmental and research activities, such as seminars, workshops, and community events, to foster scholarly exchange.
• Continuously enhance your research and academic writing skills, including the preparation of thesis chapters and dissemination of research findings.

Thesis submission

• Complete a doctoral thesis based on your original research, which will be submitted for examination in accordance with UEL regulations.

Entry requirements

To be eligible for the PhD programme, candidates should hold an MPhil, MRes, or an equivalent overseas qualification. Applicants pursuing a PhD via MPhil are expected to possess either a first class or upper second class honours degree from a recognized UK Higher Education Institution, or an equivalent overseas qualification.

Career prospects

Graduates of the PhD in Architecture, Computing and Engineering possess advanced research skills and knowledge that open doors to numerous career opportunities in academia, research institutions, and various industries. With a focus on innovative problem-solving and critical thinking, these graduates are well-equipped to contribute significantly to their fields and lead projects that drive technological and architectural advancements.