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The Electrical and Electronic Engineering PhD degree programme develops your understanding of the research process and your ability to analyse and contribute to a particular research area. It provides you with experience in communicating research results in both written and oral forms and equips you with advanced knowledge and research skills relevant to both academia and industry.
Students enrolled in this programme are registered with the University of Liverpool as off-site postgraduate research students. You will carry out research on XJTLU premises under the guidance of a supervisory team. You will be appointed a designated primary (local) supervisor at XJTLU who is a full-time member of academic staff. In addition, you will have a designated secondary supervisor based at the University of Liverpool.
Pursuing a full-time PhD typically involves three years of conducting research and one year of writing a thesis, supported by subject-specific and generic skills training and development. A full-time PhD student must submit a thesis within four years. A part-time PhD student must submit it in six years.
Research areas include the following:
Visit our website to find a list of potential supervisors for your PhD.
The scholarship application is open only to those applying for full-time doctoral programmes.
Application Rounds | Application deadline | Release of results |
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First Round | 17:00 CST(UTC+8), 15 October | End of December |
Second Round | 17:00 CST(UTC+8), 15 April | Early July |