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Doctor of Philosophy (Professional Communication)

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International University of Malaya-Wales (IUMW)

Doctor of Philosophy (Professional Communication)

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International University of Malaya-Wales (IUMW)

Doctor of Philosophy (Professional Communication)

Qualification
Doctoral Degree (PhD)
Duration
3 years
Intake
JanJanMayMaySepSep
English Requirement
IELTS 6.0
Offer Letter
Free
Class Type
Physical
Course Fee for International Students
Yearly Tuition fees
Year Fee
1st YearMYR 18,573
2nd YearMYR 18,573
3rd YearMYR 18,573
Other Fees
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The Doctor of Philosophy (Professional Communication) program at IUMW is designed for aspiring researchers seeking to explore and uncover new concepts, ideas, and explanations within the realm of communication. With a focus on independent research, this program caters to students with a strong theoretical background who are eager to contribute to existing knowledge and generate groundbreaking insights in the field. Under the guidance of experienced faculty members, students engage in in-depth investigations into specific issues in professional communication, aiming to provide novel solutions and contribute to career development and growth. By fostering awareness, competence, and originality, this program empowers students to make significant advancements and valuable contributions to the field of professional communication.

Entry Requirements

  • A Master’s degree (Level 7, MQF) in a related discipline accepted by the Senate

For other qualifications and certificates (e.g.,,Other qualifications equivalent to a Master’s degree , etc..) please contact our educational consultants or submit your application for Admission assessment.

Future Careers 

Phase 1

  • Coursework (Three core courses)
    • Academic Writing
    • Research Methodologies
    • Communication Theories
The Colloquium
Allows students to gain public speaking experience, learn about student research from fields within and outside their academic discipline, and experience judging methods used by professional panels for national and international meetings.

Phase 2

  • Proposal Defence
    • Each student must submit the first three chapters of his or her thesis for internal assessment. They must then present and defend their PhD research proposal. The student is only allowed to continue with the research to Phase 3 on the passing of the defence of their proposal.

Phase 3

  • Data Collection and Thesis Preparation
    • The student proceeds to his/her data collection, data analysis and thesis writing
The Work Completion Seminar  Serves as a moderation process to assess whether the work done by the candidate is sufficient for the PhD degree. The candidate must pass this before their thesis is allowed to proceed to Viva Voce.

Phase 4

  • Viva Voce
    • After submitting the thesis, the students is required to attend a Viva Voce to defend his/her thesis
 
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