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The ����ɫ�� Engineering Doctorate (EngD) provides graduate students with industry-relevant training to enable the translation of research & development (R&D) efforts into tangible products, systems and services.

In general, the EngD is oriented toward research of a technical readiness level (TRL) at 3–4, compared with a PhD degree  that is traditionally oriented toward a TRL of 1–2.

EngD students must demonstrate a high level of expertise in both theoretical scientific principles and the implementation of said theory on realistic and industry-relevant needs. EngD students will be co–supervised by ����ɫ�� faculty members and industry supervisors.

In additional to passing the EngD qualifying examination (within 2 years) and submitting a EngD thesis, students are required to complete the following coursework components:

• 4��Professional Development Short Courses
• 2 Technical Courses – The technical courses aim to provide EngD and MEng students with the core skills necessary for robust research. Please refer to the respective Pillar websites below for the current list of available courses.
  • Engineering Product Development (EPD)
  • Engineering Systems and Design (ESD)
  • Information Systems Technology and Design (ISTD)
• 2 PhD-level Seminars

Candidature period

• Full-Time: 3 to 5 years (Maximum candidacy of 5 years)

Research areas of ����ɫ�� faculty members

Potential applicants who are interested in the ����ɫ�� Engineering Doctorate (EngD) Programme are required to indicate their research topics of interest and may identify ����ɫ�� faculty member(s) whose research focus are closely aligned to their research areas of interest. Please visit the following links for more information about our faculty members and their research areas.

• Architecture and Sustainable Design (ASD)
• Engineering Product Development (EPD)
• Engineering Systems and Design (ESD)
• Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS)
• Information Systems Technology and Design (ISTD)
• Science, Mathematics and Technology (SMT)