Photovoltaic Engineering - SOLAER2645
Stream Summary
Faculty: Faculty of Engineering
School: School of the Photovoltaic and Renewable Energy Engineering
Contact: School
Program: 2645 - Engineering
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Stream Outline
The Master of Philosophy is a research degree with a coursework component taken over four sessions full-time or equivalent. The research component will lead to a thesis which embodies the result of an original investigation, design or engineering development. A program of advanced study comprising 3 courses (18 Units of Credit) makes up the remainder of the program.
For full details of the requirements of a UNSW MPhil, see Policy
For full details of the requirements of a UNSW MPhil, see Policy
Stream Structure
To graduate, students must complete the requirements specified in the relevant stream.
Streams in this program require students to complete 1 research methods course, 1 or 2 Advanced Disciplinary Knowledge courses, and up to 1 Disciplinary Knowledge Course, with this possibility subject to the approval of the Program Authority.
For lists of Advanced Disciplinary Knowledge and Disciplinary Knowledge courses, consult the Photovoltaics & Solar Energy stream in the 8338 Master of Engineering Science program SOLACS8338.
This coursework component of the degree must be completed during the first 2 sessions (full-time equivalent) of a student's enrolment in the program.
Entry requires a relevant Bachelor's degree at Honours level or equivalent. Students should have been in contact with a potential supervisor before applying for the program.
Streams in this program require students to complete 1 research methods course, 1 or 2 Advanced Disciplinary Knowledge courses, and up to 1 Disciplinary Knowledge Course, with this possibility subject to the approval of the Program Authority.
For lists of Advanced Disciplinary Knowledge and Disciplinary Knowledge courses, consult the Photovoltaics & Solar Energy stream in the 8338 Master of Engineering Science program SOLACS8338.
This coursework component of the degree must be completed during the first 2 sessions (full-time equivalent) of a student's enrolment in the program.
Entry requires a relevant Bachelor's degree at Honours level or equivalent. Students should have been in contact with a potential supervisor before applying for the program.