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9 PhD programmes in Philosophy in Malaysia

Education
This Education, PhD course from Sunway University is designed to foster your independent thinking and deep expertise in your research area.

Philosophy (Business)
This Philosophy (Business) programme at the Sunway University qualification sets graduates apart as having developed an exhaustive understanding of a selected focus area in the discipline of business studies, placing graduates at the forefront of their chosen field of research.
Arts and Social Sciences
Be part of a proud tradition of research excellence. The Arts and Social Sciences programme is offered at Monash University Malaysia.
Applied Science
Through this Applied Science course from Management and Science University you'll extend your academic qualifications in your chosen field.
Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering
This Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering from Brickfields Asia College (BAC) develops visionary, analytical, and impactful researchers equipped to advance the boundaries of engineering knowledge.
Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Artificial Intelligence
This Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Artificial Intelligence from Brickfields Asia College (BAC) is designed to produce innovative, analytical and highly skilled researchers capable of advancing the frontiers of AI.
Philosophy
Designed for mature working professionals and aspiring scholars, this Philosophy programme from University of Cyberjaya equips you with the critical thinking, analytical, and investigative skills needed to drive innovation and make meaningful contributions to academia and industry.
Philosophy
Explore a wide range of scholarly interests from Human Resource Management and Entrepreneurship to Languages and Linguistics. Learn more at the Philosophy programme from University Teknologi PETRONAS.
Doctor of Philosophy in Computing
This Doctor of Philosophy in Computing from Brickfields Asia College (BAC) ignites innovative, razor-sharp, and elite researchers poised to shatter the boundaries of computing.