Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Engineering ( By Research)

(R/520/8/0077) (08/27) (MQA/FA 6196)

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Engineering programme has been designed to provide students with in-depth knowledge in various fields of specialization to enable them to formulate questions and plan and carry out research in their respective subject areas.

Subject Highlights

Sl.No. MQA Subject Code Subject Name Credits
1 PEN 101 Research Methodology 3
2 PEN 102 Computer Applications 3
3 DISSERTATION ON ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING AREA NA
PHDE 101 CIVIL ENGINEERING
RESEARCH WORK ON ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING TOPICS
Sl. No. Tentative Subject Areas
1 Structural Engineering Elective Major
2 Off-Shore Structural Engineering Elective Major
3 Highway & Transportation Design Engineering Elective Major
4 Environmental Engineering and Management Elective Major
5 Geotechnical Engineering Elective Major
6 Water Resources Engineering Elective Major
7 Urban Planning Engineering Elective Major
8 Town & Country Planning Engineering Elective Major
9 Hydraulic Engineering Elective Major
10 Geotechnical Engineering Elective Major
11 Architectural Engineering Elective Major
12 Wastewater Engineering Elective Major
13 Sustainable Engineering Elective Major
14 Advanced Seismic Technology Engineering Elective Major
15 Non-Seismic Methods Engineering Elective Major
16 Advanced Engine Development Engineering Elective Major
17 Construction And Project Management Engineering Elective Major
18 Manufacturing System Optimization Engineering Elective Major
19 System Level Integration Engineering Elective Major
20 Infrastructure Systems Engineering Elective Major
21 Construction Engineering Management Elective Major
22 Rock Physics Engineering Elective Major
PHDE 102 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
RESEARCH WORK ON ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING TOPICS
Sl. No. Tentative Subject Areas
1 Deep Reservoir (High Pressure High Temperature) Engineering Elective Major
2 Cementing Technology Engineering Elective Major
3 Flow Assurance Engineering Elective Major
4 Drilling Optimization Engineering Elective Major
5 Drilling Fluid and Completion Engineering Elective Major
6 Mechanical Systems Design Engineering Elective Major
7 Vehicle Design Engineering Elective Major
8 Friction Stir Welding Engineering Elective Major
9 Metallurgical Engineering Elective Major
10 Instrumentation Engineering and Control Elective Major
11 Printing Engineering Elective Major
12 Modeling, Simulation, And Visualization Engineering Elective Major
13 Integrated Basin Analysis Engineering Elective Major
14 Reservoir Characterization, Modeling & Simulation Engineering Elective Major
15 Carbonate Reservoir Characterization Engineering Elective Major
16 Carbonate Sedimentology, Diagenesis and Sequence Stratigraphy Engineering Elective Major
17 Energy Systems Engineering Elective Major
18 Production & Industrial Engineering Elective Major
19 Energy And Sustainability Engineering Elective Major
20 Engineering Management Elective Major
PHDE 103 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
RESEARCH WORK ON ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING TOPICS
Sl. No. Tentative Subject Areas
1 Geographical Information System (GIS) Engineering Elective Major
2 Communications Engineering Elective Major
3 Sensor Technology Engineering Elective Major
4 Energy Utilization & Power System Engineering Elective Major
5 Electronic System Design Engineering Elective Major
6 Power Electronics Engineering Elective Major
7 Power Systems Engineering Elective Major
8 Microelectronics Engineering Elective Major
9 Computer Engineering Elective Major
10 Computer Architecture Engineering Elective Major
11 Intelligent Imaging Engineering Elective Major
PHDE 104 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
RESEARCH WORK ON ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING TOPICS
Sl. No. Tentative Subject Areas
1 Ionic Liquid Engineering Elective Major
2 Bio-Fuel Engineering Elective Major
3 Material Development Engineering Elective Major
4 Advanced Process Control Engineering Elective Major
5 Process System Engineering Elective Major
6 Process Safety Engineering Elective Major
7 Oil Field Chemical Engineering Elective Major
8 Petroleum Engineering Elective Major
9 Catalysis Engineering Elective Major
10 Reactor Technology Engineering Elective Major
11 Unconventional Hydrocarbon Engineering Elective Major
12 Petrochemical Engineering Elective Major
13 Petroleum Geosciences Engineering Elective Major
14 Separation Engineering Elective Major
15 Advanced Materials and Processing Engineering Elective Major
16 Biochemical Engineering Elective Major
17 Bioengineering Elective Major
18 Enhanced Oil Recovery Engineering Elective Major
19 Corrosion And Reliability Engineering Elective Major

FAQ

Entry Requirements

Recognized Master’s degree (Malaysian Qualifications Framework, MQF Level 7) in Engineering or its equivalent; or other qualifications equivalent to a Master’s degree (MQF Level 7) that are accepted by the Senate. English language requirements for international students: • A minimum score in the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) i. 550 in the TOEFL Paper Based Test; OR ii. 80 in the TOEFL Internet Based Test; OR • A minimum score of 6.0 in the International English Language Testing System (IELTS).

Program Duration

Full time mode duration is 3-5 years and part time mode duration is 4-10 years.

Intakes

We have intake for March, July, and November. Although applications can be submitted at any time of the year. Notification of acceptance/rejection will be given within 2 calendar months from the date of receipt of the completed application form. (For international students, subjected to the approval from EMGS).

Credits

No credit hours are defined under this structure. However, Research Methodology and Computer Application course are compulsory for the students for their research work.

Equivalent Qualifications

Yes, qualifications recognized as equivalent by the Malaysian government are accepted.

Age Limit

There is no age limit to study in any engineering program as long as you meet the entry requirements.

Part-Time Enrollment

Yes, the duration for part-time mode is 4 -10 years.

Assessment Methods

Completion of coursework, Logbook, Research Proposal, Research Progress Presentations, Dissertation/thesis, and Viva voce.

Alumni

Yes, the program has a network of alumni who have successfully graduated and are now working in various roles within the civil engineering and construction industries. These alumni can provide valuable insights, mentorship, and networking opportunities for current students, helping them to connect with professionals in the field.

Research Topic

Consult with potential supervisors. Explore current research trends and gaps in your field. Consider your personal interests and career goals.

Supervisor Role

Provides guidance, mentorship, and support throughout your research. Helps you develop research skills and techniques.

Choosing a Supervisor

Research interests: Find a supervisor whose research interests align with yours. Reputation: Consider the supervisor’s reputation and experience in the field. Communication style: Ensure that you can communicate effectively with your supervisor.

Supervisor Expectations

Regular meetings: Meet regularly to discuss your progress and address any questions. Feedback and support: Receive constructive feedback and support throughout your research. Guidance on thesis writing: Get guidance on writing your thesis and preparing for your defense.

Publishing Research

Yes, many students publish their research in academic journals or conferences.

Publication Requirement

Yes, for graduate, a master’s student must publish in: two (2) International conference proceedings and Minimum of 2 Scopus indexed journals (Quartile: Q1/Q2/Q3/Q4).

Benefits of PhD

Develop advanced research skills and knowledge. Gain expertise in a specialized field. Open doors to exciting career opportunities.

Industry Trends

Sustainability: The increasing focus on sustainability will create opportunities for engineers working on renewable energy, climate change mitigation, and resource conservation. Digitalization: The digital transformation of industries will lead to a demand for engineers with expertise in data analytics, automation, and artificial intelligence. Globalization: Globalization will continue to drive the need for engineers with international experience and a global mindset.

Skills in Demand

Technical expertise, Problem-solving and critical thinking, Interpersonal and communication skills, and Lifelong learning.

Research Quality

Follow ethical guidelines: Adhere to ethical principles in your research practices. Use reliable sources: Cite credible sources and avoid plagiarism. Seek feedback: Get feedback from your supervisor and peers to improve your research.

Library Resources

Physical library: A collection of books, journals, and other printed materials. Digital library: Access to electronic databases, journals, and research papers. Online resources: Subscription to online databases, research repositories, and academic journals.

Accessing Computer Facilities

The timetable is provided four weeks ahead of the semester start. Students can access it through the LLS student portal.

Computer Facilities

University network: Connect to the university network using your login credentials. Software licenses: Access licensed software through the university’s software distribution system.

Student Portal

Yes, at (https://phdresearch.lincoln.edu.my/).

Withdrawal

Refund policies vary; it’s best to check with the admissions or finance department.

Contact us

Wisma Lincoln, No. 12-18, Jalan SS 6/12, 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia

+1300 880 111 (Malaysia)
+603-7806 3478 (International)

How to Apply?

Tell us a little about yourself and we’ll help with the rest. Our convenient online application tool only takes 10 minutes to complete.

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