What is a Professional Doctorate of Applied Research?
The Professional Doctorate (Applied Research) integrates research training with coursework and practical application, fostering reflective practice to generate new knowledge within the discipline.
Graduates will possess a deep, critical understanding of complex subject areas, advanced research skills to drive innovation, and comprehensive expertise in a substantial, cutting-edge body of knowledge within their field.
During their studies, students will produce a portfolio of applied practice-based learning and a thesis with an original contribution to professional practice and industry.
Learning outcomes
- Gain skills in business case development for commercialisation of an idea resulting from research
- Develop the practical skills required to undertake a higher degree research project
- Develop research methodological literacy, critical problem-solving, and evidence-based decision-making skills
- Develop skills for planning, conducting, analysing, and reporting on a research project
- Develop essential skills in academic writing, authorship, the conventions of academic writing, research communication and dissemination of research outcomes
- Learn how to investigate basic statistics and concepts used in public health research and practice to interpret results
