PhD Systems Design at University of New Hampshire

Programme overview

The PhD in Systems Design is an interdepartmental programme addressing engineering and scientific problems that require cooperation across several disciplines. Students follow one of two directions: developing technical PhD expertise with the ability to lead groups on large-scale projects, or building capability in the theory and analysis of large-scale complex systems. Students combine a concentration in an individual area with participation in a larger interdisciplinary project.

Faculty: Graduate School | Department: Systems Design (interdepartmental) | Duration: Coursework equivalent to two full-time academic years beyond the bachelor's degree, plus at least one further year of full-time study for the dissertation | Study mode: full-time | Location: Durham, NH, United States

What you will study

At least 13 courses beyond the bachelor's degree are required, with a guidance committee able to set coursework beyond the area of specialization. Students complete a qualifying examination, language and/or research-tool proficiency requirements, and a dissertation on original technical research.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Graduate School (PhD programmes): $65 application fee; GRE/GMAT only where a programme requires it; international applicants must send official English language score reports (such as TOEFL).

Requirements published at program group level.

Tuition is charged per credit, so the total depends on the modules you register for each year. Current fees are listed in the official fee schedule.

Duration: Coursework equivalent to two full-time academic years beyond the bachelor's degree, plus at least on

Apply through the official page: https://www.unh.edu/graduate-school/admissions

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