Programme Aims:
The Doctor of Philosophy programme aims to cater for:
1. Graduates who wish to obtain an in-depth study in mathematics and statistics.
2. Candidates from the industry who are keen in continuous learning and upgrading their knowledge in mathematics and statistics.
Programme Educational Objectives (PEO):
The objectives of the Doctor of Philosophy programme are to produce:
PEO 1 – Graduates who are competent in practising advanced scientific principles in academia, science and technology.
PEO 2 – Graduates who engage in the activities that demonstrate communication and leadership role.
PEO 3 – Graduates who practice professional ethics and lifelong learning with awareness in sustainability issues.
Programme Learning Outcome (PLO):
Upon completion of the programme, students will be able to:
PLO 1 – Demonstrate in-depth understanding of frontier knowledge by generating substantial and original contributions to the areas of
mathematics.
PLO 2 – Conduct rigorous research and investigation with minimal supervision.
PLO 3 – Demonstrate intellectual leadership qualities and management skills.
PLO 4 – Conduct research while adhering to legal, ethical, professional and sustainable practice.
PLO 5 – Demonstrate effective communication skills with peers and stakeholders.
PLO 6 – Synthesise existing and new knowledge in mathematics fields to develop new findings.
PLO 7 – Use suitable digital and analytical tool techniques to research complex problems.
PLO 8 – Demonstrate commitment to lifelong learning and personal development.
Mapping of Programme Learning Outcomes (PLO) and Programme Educational Objectives (PEO):
