Doctor of Philosophy - Veterinary Science
University of Melbourne, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
About this program
The Doctor of Philosophy in Veterinary Science at the University of Melbourne requires an 80,000 word thesis under academic supervision, examining a specific problem in veterinary biosciences, animal health and welfare, or infectious diseases and public health biosecurity, making a significant original contribution to the field. Candidates demonstrate command of knowledge, rigorous methodology and the ability to communicate research findings in a professional and international context.
Melbourne is ranked 20th in the world for veterinary science. A PhD is an essential qualification for a research career in science, and many graduates go on to postdoctoral research and academic careers.
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