应用科学哲学博士(研究型)
(N/545/8/0098) (02/27) (MQA/PA10532)
课程概述
林肯大学学院(LUC)的应用科学哲学博士(研究型)课程旨在提升那些渴望成为应用科学领域研究人员的人群的研究能力,并为他们做好学术方面的准备。该课程致力于培养出具备新知识、充满自信且拥有卓越伦理道德价值观的科研领域研究生,使他们能够在极具挑战性的全球市场中满足其职业需求。本课程的制定充分考虑了相关研究领域的最新发展与进步。 要在林肯大学学院顺利完成哲学博士学位,每位申请者需以林肯大学学院为所属单位,在被Scopus数据库收录的期刊上至少发表四篇研究论文。
课程亮点
序号 | MQA科目代码 | 课程名称 | 学分 |
---|---|---|---|
1 | PHDAS 101 | 研究方法 | 3 |
2 | PHDAS 102 | 数据分析与论文写作 | 3 |
3 | PHDAS 103 | 从事以下任一专业的研究工作 | – |
1. 应用物理学 | |||
2. 应用化学 | |||
3. 生物技术 | |||
4. 环境技术 | |||
5. 生物分子科学 |
入学要求
- 学历要求:
– 拥有理学硕士学位(物理学、化学和生物学专业),达到马来西亚资格认证框架(MQF)7级水平;或拥有林肯大学学院参议院认可、马来西亚政府承认的医学相关领域的同等学位。
- **英语语言要求**:
– 国际学生需在托福(TOEFL)考试中取得至少500分的成绩;或在雅思(IELTS)考试中取得至少5.0分的成绩;或达到同等水平。
职业发展机会
在政府及私人研究机构,有以下职业前景
- 科学家
- 教授
- 研究专家
- 临床研究助理
课程目标
应用科学哲学博士(研究型)课程旨在培养具备以下能力的研究人员和教育工作者:
在其博士研究工作中,具备专业知识并能熟练运用应用科学技术。
– 在博士研究工作中,能够秉持恰当的价值观、态度和专业精神,采用系统的方法开展研究,恪守道德规范,并履行社会责任。
- 能够通过团队内的有效沟通,展现领导能力、批判性思维以及解决问题的能力。
- 具备信息管理能力以及与科学研究创新相关的终身学习技能。
FAQ
About The Program
What is the focus of the PhD in Applied Sciences?
PhD in Applied Sciences Research work include the following:
- Medical science
- Biomedical science
- Biomedical engineering
- Microbiology
- Physiology
- Biochemistry
- Mathematics
How does the PhD in Applied Sciences prepare students for international careers?
The program aims to provide a conducive environment for learning and research for the students of this program for international careers such as being world class Researcher, Industrialist, Clinical Researcher, Health Professions Educator, Medical and Health Service Manager as well as Lecturer/Professor in Academic Institutions.
What career support is available for PhD in Applied Sciences students?
Career support for PhD students in Applied Sciences typically includes a range of academic and non-academic services provided by universities and external organizations. These services aim to prepare students for careers both within academia and in industry, government, and nonprofit sectors. Here are common forms of career support available at LUC:
- University Career Services: Career counseling and coaching: One-on-one sessions to help with career planning, CV/resume review, interview preparation, and job search strategies.
Job boards and postings: Access to exclusive job listings, including academic positions, postdoctoral opportunities, and industry roles.
Workshops and webinars: Sessions on academic job applications, industry transition, grant writing, and networking skills.
- PhD-specific Career Development Programs
Professional development programs: Tailored programs for PhD students, such as workshops in project management, leadership, or communication.
Career exploration panels: Featuring alumni or professionals from various fields (e.g., public health, pharma, policy, research institutes).
Internships and externships: Opportunities to gain experience in non-academic environments during or after the PhD.
- Mentoring and Networking
Faculty advisors and thesis committees: Help with academic career planning and research opportunities.
Alumni networks: Connections to former PhD students who can provide advice, mentorship, and referrals.
Professional societies: Access to conferences, webinars, and networking events through groups like APHA, WHO, or NIH-affiliated organizations.
- Research and Grant Support
Grant writing assistance: Help with applications for postdoctoral fellowships, research grants, and funding proposals.
Research commercialization offices: For those interested in translating research into health innovations or startups.
- Teaching and Academic Career Prep
Teaching assistantships and certifications: Experience and credentials in pedagogy and curriculum design.
Academic job preparation workshops: Focused on writing academic CVs, research/teaching/philosophy statements, and preparing for academic interviews.
What kind of experience do faculty members bring to the PhD in Applied Sciences program?
The School comprises distinguished professors and researchers (local and International) with diverse and relevant areas of expertise and specializations. All staff members are consulted to achieve high standards as well as to improve the quality of research time to time. The experienced academicians are ready tp provide their experience and guidance to the students to gain more practical learning experience for the students.
Who should consider the PhD in Applied Sciences program?
Anyone with a BSc and MSc in the following specializations can consider a PhD in Health Sciences Research:
- Medical Science
- Biomedical Science
- Applied Science
- Microbiology
- Physiology
- Biochemistry
What are the dates for the PhD in Applied Sciences intake?
Ongoing. Interested candidates can apply at any time of the year.
Admission
What are the minimum academic qualifications required for admission into the PhD in Applied Sciences program?
The Entry Requirements and the minimum academic qualifications required for admission into the PhD in Applied Sciences program are:
- Master’s Degree in Medical Sciences or another related field (Level 7, MOH); or
- Other qualifications recognized as equivalent to a master’s (Level 7, MOH) accepted by the Senate.
Is work experience required for admission into the PhD in Applied Sciences program?
Research experience is often more important than professional work experience.
5 years of work experience is not always required, but it can be advantageous, especially for candidates who are interested in a similar specialization but different from his/her BSc and MSc qualifications.
What documents are required for the application process?
For a PhD in Health Sciences application, the documents required for the application process are as follows:
1. Academic Transcripts and Certificates
Official transcripts and certificates from all post-secondary institutions attended (Bachelor’s, Master’s, etc.).
Certified translations are required if the transcripts and certificates are not in English.
2. Proof of English Language Proficiency. If your previous education was not in English:
TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalent scores are required.
3. Application Form & Fee
Do I need to attend an interview as part of the admission process in the PhD in Applied Sciences program?
Not necessary
Can I apply if I am currently finishing my Diploma?
No
Is there a minimum age requirement for the PhD in Applied Sciences program?
No
What is the typical profile of a successful candidate for the PhD in Applied Sciences program?
A typical profile of a successful candidate for a PhD in Applied Sciences program combines strong academic credentials, relevant research experience, and a clear research focus. Here’s what that profile usually includes:
- Academic Background
Master’s degree (usually thesis-based) in a relevant field such as: Medical Science, Applied Science, Biomedical Sciences, Molecular Biology
- GPA: 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent)
- Research Experience: Strong background in research methods (qualitative, quantitative, or mixed-methods); Master’s thesis or equivalent research project; Ideally, some conference presentations or academic publications; Experience working in a research lab, clinical research setting, or public health project
- Skills & Competencies: Critical thinking and scientific writing; Proficiency in relevant software (e.g., SPSS, NVivo, R, STATA); Time management, self-motivation, and persistence; Ability to work independently and collaboratively
Program Structure and Duration
How long does the PhD in Applied Sciences program take to complete?
- Full Time: 2-6 Years
- Part Time: 4-8 Years
What is the minimum graduation credit requirement for the PhD in Applied Sciences program?
Research Publication Requirements
Research candidates must adhere to the following publication requirements before submitting their draft thesis. Candidates must fulfill one of the following options:
Option 1:
- Scopus-Indexed Q1 Publication: Publish at least one (1) article in a Scopus-indexed journal with a minimum Q1 quartile ranking. The journal must remain indexed in Scopus at the time of thesis submission.
- Conference or Book Chapter: Present at least one (1) paper at an international conference or publish one (1) book chapter related to the research work.
OR
Option 2:
- Scopus and Non-Scopus Publications: Publish at least two (2) articles in Scopus-indexed journals (minimum Q2 or Q3 quartile) and two (2) articles in non-Scopus journals.
- Conference Presentations: Present at least two (2) papers at international conferences related to the candidate’s research work.
Can you outline the structure of the PhD in Applied Sciences program?
- Full Time: 2-6 Years
- Part Time: 4-8 Years
Can you provide details on the course timetable structure for the PhD in Applied Sciences program?
- First Semester Coursework:
- Research Methodology
- Computer Application
- 3rd – 6th Semesters – Research work
English Proficiency
What is the English proficiency requirement for the PhD in Applied Sciences program?
English language requirements for international students:
- A minimum score of 500 in TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language); or
- A minimum score of 5.0 in IELTS (International English Language Testing System).
Can I take an English preparatory course instead?
No
How long are test scores valid?
2 years
When should I submit my test scores?
During admission and visa application
Accreditation
Is the PhD in Applied Sciences degree accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA)?
Yes.
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Does the Accreditation Impact Global Employability?
Yes.
Does the Program meet Industry Standards?
Yes.
Does the Accreditation Support Further Education and Certifications?
Yes.
How Often is the Accreditation Reviewed or Updated?
2-3 years
Career Prospects
Once I complete my PhD in Applied Sciences, what are the wide array of career opportunities in both leadership and specialized roles within organizations I will be exposed to?
Earning a PhD in Applied Sciences opens a wide array of career opportunities across academia, healthcare, government, non-profit, and private sectors. With your advanced research, analytical, and leadership skills, you’ll be well-positioned for leadership, policy, teaching, and specialized roles as follows:
Here’s a breakdown of potential career paths:
- Academic & Research Careers: University Professor/Lecturer
- Clinical & Healthcare Leadership
- Policy, Government & Public Sector Roles
- Industry & Private Sector Roles
- Nonprofit & Global Health Careers
- Entrepreneurship & Innovation
How does the PhD in Applied Sciences program at Lincoln University College foster entrepreneurship among its students?
LUC offers a PhD in Applied Sciences program that emphasizes research excellence and global workforce readiness. Several aspects of the program can foster entrepreneurial skills and mindsets among students. The program’s structure and emphasis on research, innovation, and global readiness provide a conducive environment for students to develop entrepreneurial skills. Students interested in entrepreneurship may leverage these aspects to pursue ventures such as health-tech startups, consultancy services, or innovative healthcare solutions.
How does the PhD in Applied Sciences program at Lincoln University College prepare students for careers in consulting?
LUC offers a PhD in Applied Sciences program that, while primarily research-focused, cultivates a range of competencies valuable for careers in consulting.
Graduates of the PhD in Applied Sciences program can pursue consulting roles such as:
- Scientist: Conduct medical researches in the applied science area.
- Academician: Developing programs related to applied science.
- Research and Policy Analyst: Evaluating health policies and conducting impact assessments for governmental or non-governmental organizations.
- Clinical Research Associate: Streamlining clinical processes and implementing best practices in scientific studies.
What international opportunities does the PhD in Applied Sciences program at Lincoln University College offer to its students?
LUC enjoys International Collaborations and Partnerships that may offer PhD students opportunities for collaborative research, academic exchanges, and exposure to diverse healthcare systems and practices.
LUC has established partnerships with numerous international institutions across various countries, United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and other countries, including Iran, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Indonesia, Bangladesh, and the United Arab Emirates.
How does the PhD in Applied Sciences program at Lincoln University College prepare students for careers in non-profit and public sector roles?
LUC offers a PhD in Applied Sciences program that equips students with the skills and knowledge necessary for impactful careers in non-profit organizations and the public sector.
This global perspective is particularly beneficial for careers in international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and public health agencies that operate across diverse populations and health challenges.
Graduates of the PhD in Applied Sciences program are well-positioned for various roles, including:
- Researcher
- Medical and Health Services Manager
- Researcher in Public Health Agencies
- Policy Analyst in Governmental Applied Science Departments
- Program Director in Applied Science Industries
How does the PhD in Applied Sciences at Lincoln University College prepare students for teaching and academic roles?
The PhD in Applied Sciences program at LUC is designed to rigorously prepare students for careers in academia, particularly in teaching, research, and academic leadership.
Here’s how the program equips students for teaching and academic roles:
- Emphasis on Advanced Research Training
- Curriculum Foundation in Scholarly Skills
- Development of Subject-Matter Expertise
- Opportunities for Teaching Experience
What is the expected salary range for graduates of the PhD in Applied Sciences program?
RM4,000 – 6,000 per month
Tuition Fee and Scholarship
What are the tuition fees for local and international students?
For details about the tuition fees, kindly email admission@lucwebcn.lincolnitsoln.com or imd@lucwebcn.lincolnitsoln.com or finance@lucwebcn.lincolnitsoln.com
Am I eligible for a scholarship, and if so, what amount of scholarship am I eligible for?
- Eligibility for a scholarship, as well as the amount, is subject to Lincoln University management approval.
- It is recommended to consult with the marketing office for detailed information on potential scholarship opportunities. Kindly email admission@lucwebcn.lincolnitsoln.com or imd@lucwebcn.lincolnitsoln.com or finance@lucwebcn.lincolnitsoln.com
Is this programme eligible for MARA or PTPTN funding?
Yes, for details, kindly email admission@lucwebcn.lincolnitsoln.com or imd@lucwebcn.lincolnitsoln.com or finance@lucwebcn.lincolnitsoln.com
Further Education
What program could I continue after my PhD in Applied Sciences degree?
Postdoctoral fellowship
Alumni Network
Can I access the alumni network?
Yes
What are the alumni doing now?
Some of the LUC Alumni are working in different areas, including:
- Academic & Research Careers: University Professor/Lecturer
- Clinical & Healthcare Leadership
- Policy, Government & Public Sector Roles
- Industry & Private Sector Roles
- Nonprofit & Global Health Careers
- Entrepreneurship & Innovation
What industries do graduates of the PhD in Applied Sciences program typically work in?
Graduates of a PhD in Applied Sciences program offered by LUC enter a wide range of industries due to the program’s interdisciplinary and research-focused nature.
Here’s a breakdown of key industries where these graduates are typically employed:
- Healthcare and Clinical Services
- Academia and Higher Education
- Biomedical and Medical Research
- Mental and Behavioral Health Services
- International Development and Non-Profit Sectors
- Government and Public Policy
- Health Technology and Informatics
- Private Sector & Corporate Wellness
Are there opportunities to stay involved with the program after graduation?
Yes, graduates of the PhD in Applied Sciences program at LUC often have several opportunities to stay involved with the program and the broader academic community.
Here are the main ways you might stay involved:
- Research Collaboration
- Adjunct Teaching and Guest Lecturing
- Participation in Academic Conferences and Seminars
- Alumni Network and Career Development
- International Partnerships and Outreach
- Institutional Advisory Roles