Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) (Information Systems) (by Research)

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PhD Admission Requirements

• To apply for a PhD programme, applicants are required to provide the following documents and meet the relevant admission requirements:

Academic Documents

• Master's Degree Certificate or Master's Degree Completion Certificate.
• Complete academic transcript for the Master's Degree.
• Bachelor's Degree Certificate.
• Complete academic transcript for the Bachelor's Degree.
• Applicants must meet the minimum CGPA and academic requirements for their selected programme.
• Some programmes may require the Master's Degree to be in the same or a related field to the selected PhD programme.
• Applicants from different academic backgrounds may be required to complete additional courses or requirements determined by the university.

Personal Documents

• A clear copy of the passport with at least 18 months of validity.
• A recent **35 × 45 mm** passport-size photograph with a white background.

English Language Requirements

• A recognised English language qualification such as IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, Cambridge English, or Linguaskill, depending on the university and programme requirements.
• A **Medium of Instruction (MOI) Letter** may be submitted as proof that the applicant's previous education was conducted in English for university admission purposes.

Research & Additional Requirements

• Some PhD programmes may require additional documents or assessments, such as:
• **Research Proposal**.
• Curriculum Vitae **(CV)**.
• **Motivation Letter**.
• Proposed research area or topic.
• Confirmation or nomination of an academic supervisor, where required by the university.
• Relevant professional or research experience.
• Interview or academic assessment.
• Note:** Admission requirements, minimum CGPA, research requirements, and English language requirements may vary depending on the university and programme. Applicants are advised to review the specific requirements of their selected programme before submitting an application.