Master of Design (Research)

To apply for a research degree at UTS, you can lodge your application through the UTS website. The process involves submitting a research proposal, finding a suitable research supervisor, and meeting admission and English language requirements. UTS also provides application deadline information and guidance throughout the process.

UTS offers two research intake sessions: Research session 1 with commencement from January, and Research session 2 with commencement from July, allowing prospective students flexibility in when they begin their research degree.

UTS provides dedicated resources to help you find a suitable research supervisor. You can visit the UTS web pages for 'Find UTS Research Supervisor' and 'Faculty research contacts' to identify potential supervisors. The Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building is the relevant faculty for design research enquiries.

UTS offers various funding options including scholarships, stipends, and sponsorship for research degrees. You can explore these through the UTS Scholarships Overview, the UTS Scholarship search tool, and the Fees at UTS pages. Scholarship information covers types and benefits, prerequisites, documentation and eligibility, continuing requirements, and scholarships available in specific countries.

Yes, UTS allows you to tailor your research degree to align with your passions and aspirations. Options include a Traditional PhD, Entrepreneurial PhD, Industry PhD, Impact PhD, or Global PhD. You can work closely with leading academic and industry experts to design a research program that reflects your interests and creates meaningful benefits, with access to world-class resources and expert guidance.