PhD in Engineering

• •The Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering (Ph.D. in Engineering) degree is awarded to candidates who successfully complete the taught courses and research components of the program.
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• •The students are required to complete a program of advanced courses in engineering.
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• •They are also required to carry out an independent investigation of a specialized area in engineering.
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• •Candidates for this degree are supervised by experienced researchers and are expected to demonstrate initiative in their approach and innovation in their work.
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• •The Ph.D. Candidates prepare and present a thesis on their chosen area.
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• •Research may be undertaken in a variety of topics corresponding to the areas of focus identified by the University.
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• •A candidate applying to the program may opt to apply for a Ph.D. in Engineering with concentration/specializations in one of the engineering areas listed below or for an interdisciplinary/ multidisciplinary Ph.D. in Engineering (i.e., with no one specialization): Aerospace Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Engineering Systems and Management, Material Science and Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Robotics.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

TUITION FEES

• •Bachelor's Degree Entry: 96,000 AED per Year
• •Master's Degree Entry: 100,000 AED per Year

Khalifa University's mission is to develop world-class leaders and innovators through high-quality education and research. The university's faculty includes distinguished scholars and industry experts who provide a stimulating and supportive learning environment. Khalifa University boasts state-of-the-art facilities, including advanced laboratories, research centers, and collaboration spaces, supporting both academic and research pursuits. With a strong emphasis on international partnerships and industry collaboration, Khalifa University aims to bridge the gap between academia and industry, ensuring that its graduates are well-prepared to meet the demands of the modern workforce and drive technological and scientific advancements.