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10 PhD programmes offered by the university

Biomedical Engineering Dalhousie University
4,1(58)Halifax, Canada Top 5% in WorldwideDalhousie University's Doctor of Philosophy in Biomedical Engineering programme has a particular interest in biomedical devices innovation. As a graduate student, you'll work closely with engineers and clinicians on projects that address contemporary medical problems. You'll also have the opportunity to work in an environment that fosters medical device commercialization.

Mineral Resource Engineering Dalhousie University
4,1(58)Halifax, Canada Top 5% in WorldwideDalhousie University's Doctor of Philosophy in Mineral Resource Engineering programme focuses on advanced research in technical, environmental, and economic aspects of mineral extraction and processing. Possible careers include: Mining Engineer, Geotechnical Engineer, Mineral Processing Engineer, Drilling Engineer.

Materials Engineering Dalhousie University
4,1(58)Halifax, Canada Top 5% in WorldwideDalhousie University's Doctor of Philosophy in Materials Engineering programme offers you the opportunity to benefit from significant industry collaboration. Advance your career in aerospace, automotive, electronics, energy, biomedical, materials production and recycling, corrosion and wear resistance, electronic materials development, or composite materials design.

Mechanical Engineering Dalhousie University
4,1(58)Halifax, Canada Top 5% in WorldwideDalhousie University's Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering programme offers you the chance to take advantage of advanced coursework, hands-on projects, and innovative research opportunities in state-of-the-art laboratories to solve significant engineering challenges.

Chemical Engineering Dalhousie University
4,1(58)Halifax, Canada Top 5% in WorldwideDalhousie University's Doctor of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering programme explores research opportunities in a wide range of topics in conjunction with other departments and a number of research centres on the campus. Completing this programme opens doors to a number of career opportunities.

Biological Engineering Dalhousie University
4,1(58)Halifax, Canada Top 5% in WorldwideDalhousie University's Doctor of Philosophy in Biological Engineering programme addresses environmental concerns and the sustainable utilization of natural resources.

Industrial Engineering Dalhousie University
4,1(58)Halifax, Canada Top 5% in WorldwideDalhousie University's Doctor of Philosophy in Industrial Engineering programme prepares you for impactful roles in optimizing complex systems. Prepare for a career optimizing processes, enhancing efficiency, and driving innovation in industries including manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, transportation telecommunications, technology, aerospace, automotive, and e-commerce.

Engineering Mathematics Dalhousie University
4,1(58)Halifax, Canada Top 5% in WorldwideDalhousie University's Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering Mathematics programme offers you the opportunity to collaborate with engineers and scientists on complex engineering challenges. With this PhD, you’re well equipped to enter a variety of fields, such as aerospace, biotechnology, telecommunications, finance, environmental science, manufacturing, technology, healthcare, finance, and energy.

Civil Engineering Dalhousie University
4,1(58)Halifax, Canada Top 5% in WorldwideDalhousie University's PhD in Civil Engineering programme provides the opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research that addresses critical infrastructure challenges, develop specialized expertise in areas such as transportation, earth and environment, structures and materials, geotechnical, and petroleum engineering.

Electrical Engineering Dalhousie University
4,1(58)Halifax, Canada Top 5% in WorldwideDalhousie University's Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical Engineering programme focuses on cutting-edge research and technology transfer. This programme prepares you for a successful career in communications, micro/nanoelectronics, photonic and optics, power systems and energy, RF/microwave wireless, or robotics.