Doctor of Philosophy [Ph.D] (Environmental Sciences)

at University of Waikato

A major in Environmental Sciences at Waikato encompasses ecology, earth sciences, and environmental chemistry as well as many other disciplines. It is about understanding and managing human impacts on our land, biodiversity, freshwater, oceans, atmosphere and climate while providing the food, water, energy, and mineral resource needs that are critical to our survival.

A PhD consists of research carried out under the supervision of at least two staff members. The research, which must be the candidate's own work. The thesis is required to present the case for the research, outline the research undertaken and the findings and conclusions of that research. There is no coursework for this degree.
 

Entry requirements:

A bachelors with honours or masters degree with a research component of at least 30 points and have achieved at least Second Class Honours (First Division) or Distinction.
 

Estimated Fees* (International):    $32,577-$42,841 per year *New international students may be eligible for domestic fees

• Agricultural Adviser

• Biosecurity Officer

• Coastal Resource Manager

• Consent Planner

• Environmental Analyst

• Environmental Scientist

• Hydrologist

• Oceanographer

• Water Resource Manager