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All doctoral degrees undertaken at NDRI are governed by the University's regulations for higher degrees by research.
For entry to a doctoral program, students need an appropriate Masters degree, Bachelor degree with Honours and superior performance, or Bachelor degree and completed postgraduate diploma or equivalent with a course-weighted average of 70 percent or more (or equivalent qualifications from other institutions).
Students who have enrolled in a Curtin Masters degree by research and thesis may be eligible to transfer to a PhD program.
Applications to undertake doctoral studies at NDRI can be made at any time of the year. Applicants from Australia and New Zealand should contact NDRI's Postgraduate Coordinator. Applicants from other countries should first contact Curtin's International Office.
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