Course Level
Doctor Degree (By Research)
CRICOS
049652D
Doctor of Philosophy, Regulation and Governance
The Doctor of Philosophy in Regulation and Governance provides interdisciplinary training in the areas of regulation and governance, combining rigorous research with innovative forms of knowledge translation. The program is built on principles of justice, sustainability and human well being and delivered by the dynamic community of scholars at RegNet, one of the worlds most vibrant governance and regulatory academic centres.
Campus | Duration | Fees | ATAR |
|---|---|---|---|
Canberra | Full-time - 4 years | N/A | N/A |
Structure
The Doctor of Philosophy requires the submission and successful examination of a thesis of up to 100,000 words.
Subjects
- REGN9052 Regulation and Governance
- REGN9053 Governance and Social Theory
- REGN9076 Methods in Interdisciplinary Research
- REGN9021 Fundamentals of quantitative data analysis for regulators
Entry requirements
- To be eligible to pursue the PhD in Regulation and Governance, you must:
- have an Australian university honours degree (at the level honours 2A or above) or
- have equivalent prior studies in Australia or elsewhere (for example, a bachelors degree plus a graduate diploma or a masters degree) that includes research work or
- have a bachelors degree and professional qualifications, work experience and/or published research that may be deemed equivalent to the Honours degree and
- have met the minimum English language requirements for admission.