Joint Educational Placement for PhD: University of Toronto.
Students who pursue a joint PhD degree with King’s in Integrative Medicine may apply for the HKU Postgraduate Fellowships in Integrative Medicine. The Fellowships, offered by the LKS Faculty of Medicine, give preference to students enrolled in the HKU-King's College London Joint PhD programme with HKU being the home institution.
Joint PhD candidates will pay tuition fees to the admitting university for the whole period of candidature. Applicants applying through The University of Hong Kong can apply for Postgraduate Scholarship (PGS). A small number of University Postgraduate Fellowship (UPF) are also reserved for Joint PhD students with excellent academic performance.
Candidates have to pay tuition fees to HKU during their 2 years of studies at HKU, in the same amount as the normal full-time PhD programmes. Eligible candidates will receive Postgraduate Scholarship (PGS) from HKU for up to two years during their studies in HKU, with the PGS amount equivalent to other full-time PhD students in HKU.
The University offers Master of Philosophy (MPhil) and 3-year and 4-year Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) programmes. The programmes focus on research work and the award of the degree mainly depends on the assessment of the thesis. Candidates will conduct research work under the supervision of at least one member of the University’s teaching staff.
The joint PhD programmes offer full-time students the opportunities to benefit from shared research excellence in a wide range of disciplines between HKU and its prestigious partners. Candidates normally split their time of study equally between the two universities.
Joint PhD Programmes between HKU and the University of Toronto 08 Nov 2011 The University of Hong Kong (HKU) and the University of Toronto are committed to work closely on joint activities designed to foster and promote collaboration in the field of education, research and other scholarly activities.
The Joint-PhD Programme between the University of Hong Kong (HKU) and King’s College London (KCL) is an innovative integrated programme that offers unique opportunities for the very best PhD supervision in a global context.
Each student in the joint degree programme shall submit a single thesis to both UofT and HKU simultaneously. The PhD thesis will be examined by a joint PhD Exam Panel of three members, one nominated by each by UofT and HKU, and an external referee nominated by the Joint PhD Committee, and approved in accordance with the lead institution’s.
Research Postgraduate Studies The research programme of the HKU Faculty of Dentistry is aligned with the newly established University Strategic Research Themes and covers a wide range of issues related to oral health. Our research themes are organised according to the following three themes.
In September 2012, the Faculty of Arts established the Arts Faculty Grants for Joint PhD Programmes to support research postgraduate students who are enrolled in a Joint PhD Programme. The grants support students in undertaking studies and research activities in the partner institution overseas. The grants shall be awarded with effect from the.
Applicants for the Joint PhD programme must contact the relevant departments at both universities before submitting an application in order to discuss the suitability of their topic for the joint programme and to locate potential supervisors. Applications should initially be submitted to the proposed home institution only, ie where the student.
High calibre PhD students are given the opportunity to spend half of their time at each institution. Under this scheme, students participate in a Joint PhD Placement at both HKU and UofT. Students will carry out research work at both HKU and UofT. Upon successful completion of the programme, a student will be conferred a single doctoral degree.
Global Outreach and Exchange Opportunities. Joint Education Programme for PhD. HKU and Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) have established a Joint Education Programme for PhD in 2016. The two institutions, making use of their own research strengths and networks in different areas, will design together a tailor-made programme of study for each candidate admitted to the.
