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Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science (Research)
Tuition Fees
Total programme feeRM 64,562
Quick Facts
LevelPhD
Duration3 years
IntakeFebruary / September
English RequirementIELTS 6.0
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Tuition for each year of the programme
- Year 1RM 16,200
- Year 2RM 16,200
- Year 3RM 16,200
Other fees
- Approx. Visa Feeone-timeRM 2,750
- Avg. Personal Bond Feeone-timeRM 1,500
- Intensive English Program IEP (If Applicable)one-timeRM 4,900
- Registration Feeone-timeRM 6,362
- University Application Feeone-timeRM 450
Total programme feeRM 64,562
Indicative fees in Malaysian ringgit. The final amount is confirmed in your offer letter. Fees exclude 6% SST where it applies.
- A Master’s Degree from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia or any other Institutions of higher learning recognised by the Senate.
- For other qualifications and certificates (e.g.,,Other qualifications equivalent to a Master’s degree , etc..) please contact our educational consultants or submit your application for Admission assessment.
IELTS 6.0
Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science (Research) is a PhD programme at Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM), lasting 3 years. Classes are taught in English.
Subjects you will study
- Semester 1
- Code Course Credit Pre-requisite
- UECS6013 IT Project Management 3 -
- UHAP6013 Seminar on Development, Economics and Global 3 -
- UICW6023 Philosophy, Science and Civilization 3 -
- UHAZ6123 Malaysian Society and Culture 3 -
- UECP6013 Research Methodology 0 -
- PECS1100 / * Research 0 -
- PECI1100 /
- PECQ1100
- Total Credit: 3
- Cumulative Credits: 3
- Semester 2
- Code Course Credit Pre-requisite
- PECS1200 / * Research 0 -
- PECI1200 /
- PECQ1200
- Total Credit: 0
- Cumulative Credits: 3
- Notes
- Research courses in both semesters do not carry credit but are compulsory for progress.
- The total credits for Semester 1 contribute to the cumulative credits required for graduation.
- Language of instruction
- English
