Master of Built Environment (Research)

To apply for a research degree at UTS, you need to follow the application process outlined by the university, which includes submitting a research proposal, meeting admission requirements, and lodging your application. You can find more information on application deadlines, research proposals, and how to lodge your application through the UTS Graduate Research pages.

UTS offers two research sessions for commencement: Research Session 1 commencing from January, and Research Session 2 commencing from July. You can indicate your preferred commencement session when making an enquiry or submitting your application.

UTS provides guidance on how to find a suitable research supervisor to guide your Masters by Research. You can visit the 'Find UTS Research Supervisor' page or contact faculty research contacts to identify an appropriate supervisor for your research area.

UTS offers various funding options for research degree students, including scholarships, stipends, and sponsorship. You can explore available scholarships and their prerequisites, documentation requirements, and eligibility criteria through the UTS Scholarships Overview and UTS Scholarship search tool.

English language requirements apply for admission to the Master of Built Environment (Research) at UTS. Previous studies in English may be recognised as evidence of English proficiency. For detailed information, UTS provides resources on English Language requirements which prospective students are encouraged to review or enquire about directly with the Higher Degree Research team.