School of Research

 Ph.D. in architecture usually takes 3-5 years to complete, depending on the curriculum and research specialization. This postgraduate degree focuses on unique research and theoretical investigation in architectural studies. Candidates specialize in fields such as sustainable design, urban planning, architectural history, and emerging construction technologies. The curriculum often includes coursework, rigorous tests, and a dissertation that adds new understanding to the topic. Students learn advanced critical thinking, research methods, and academic writing abilities. Graduates can pursue various professions in academia, research institutions, or high-level roles within architectural firms. This degree equips students to be thought leaders and innovators in architectural theory and practice.

Ph.D. in Planning is the highest academic degree in the discipline of urban, regional, or environmental planning, often requiring 4-6 years of study. The curriculum emphasizes sophisticated research methods, theory building, and policy analysis. Students complete demanding coursework, thorough tests, and original research, culminating in a PhD dissertation. Sustainable development, transportation systems, housing policy, economic development, and environmental management could all be important subjects of research. Graduates can pursue academic jobs, and high-level positions in government agencies, non-profit organizations, and private consulting firms. The degree stresses critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and the capacity to contribute novel solutions to complex planning difficulties in an increasingly urbanized environment.

With an emphasis on advanced research in fields like corporate finance, investment analysis, risk management, financial modeling, and financial markets, a Ph.D. in financial management normally takes 3-5 years to finish. In-depth dissertation research is combined with courses in quantitative methods, econometrics, and financial theory. Students become proficient in asset pricing, strategic financial planning, and financial decision-making. Strong academic credentials in finance, economics, or similar subjects are frequently prerequisites for admission, as is a dedication to unique research. Graduates are well-suited for jobs in research institutes, academia, and senior finance industry roles.

A Ph.D. in Fine Arts is a research-based program that examines the theory, practice, and history of visual arts such as painting, sculpture, photography, and digital media. The program, which typically lasts 3-5 years, permits students to pursue advanced creative work while also studying critical topics in art history, aesthetics, and cultural theory. Students create a dissertation that offers new ideas to the topic, frequently combining artistic expression with scientific study. Admission often needs a Master's degree in Fine Arts or a similar discipline, with graduates going on to work in academia, museums, galleries, or as professional artists, curators, or art critics.