Doctor of Philosophy (Human Development)
Introduction
The programme is fully by
research in the fields of study in several area of studies. The main objective
of the programme is to develop skills of students in designing original
research and conducting research independently. In the process, students learn
to synthesize and evaluate critically scholarly literature, communicate
research findings effectively to the broader scientific community and develop a
sense of professional ethics in research.
Students are also trained to
publish in scholarly journals and present their research findings at
international forums. Through the programme, students are able to advance their
knowledge in the selected field of specialization, and to explore and extend
the boundaries of knowledge through research.
Research Areas / Fields
Community
Development
|
Islamic
Studies
|
Education
Psychology
|
Marginalized
community/Indigenous (Orang Asli)
|
Entrepreneurship
|
Occupational
Safety and Health
|
Family
Development
|
Parenting
|
Human
Resource Management
|
Philosophy
|
Human
Spiritual Development
|
Social
Capital Development
|
Industrial
/ Labor Relations
|
Tourism
Development
|
Instrument
Development
|
Training
and Development
|
Integrity
|
Youth
|
Compulsory course (8 units)
Code
|
Course
Title
|
SKPP6004
|
Research Method
|
SKPP6014
|
Academic Writing
|
Entry
Requirements
A person who wishes to apply for admission to the Doctorate
programme shall possess the following qualification:
- 1.Bachelor's Degree (CGPA 3.0 and above) or its equivalent; and
- 2. Master's Degree or its equivalent in the related field; and
- 3. evidence of adequate training and ability to undertake the degree
programme of study
*An international candidate is required to fulfill the English
Language proficiency requirements.
Intake
Schedule
September and February every year.
For further information, kindly refer to Secretariat of
Postgraduates at;
or
Secretariat
of Postgraduate
Tel;
+603-8921 5145 / +6038921 4527
