The Doctor of Philosophy (Arts and Education) at Charles Sturt University invites you to contribute original research to fields such as education, Indigenous Australian studies, Australian literature, and communication. This PhD is designed for aspiring scholars and researchers who are passionate about generating new knowledge and addressing complex societal issues through rigorous academic inquiry. You will engage with priority research areas within the Faculty, developing a deep understanding of your chosen discipline and its broader implications. This program offers a pathway to becoming a leading voice in your field.
You will undertake this Doctor of Philosophy on campus, studying full-time over four years. Your candidature will be guided by an assigned supervisor who will assist you in developing a research proposal and thesis. Throughout your studies, you will have the opportunity to collaborate with a dedicated academic community, potentially aligning your research with a University Research Centre. You will graduate with advanced research skills and a significant contribution to your academic discipline, prepared for careers in academia, research institutions, and policy development.