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If you are interested in applying for a PhD at The University of Auckland, you can make an application using our application portal, so that we can evaluate your academic background and match your research interests with an appropriate supervisor. To make an application, please visit Apply to Study .
For guidelines on the application process, and the entry requirements of a PhD with the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, please see the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences guide to the doctoral registration process .
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Doctoral training, development and opportunities
Make the most of your doctoral experience by taking advantage of the many development opportunities brought to you by the School of Graduate Studies and other teams across the University.
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Doctoral training and development needs analysis, academic career development pathway, entrepreneurial/industry engagement career development pathway.
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If you are interested in applying for a PhD at The University of Auckland, you can make an application using our application portal, so that we can evaluate your academic background and match your research interests with an appropriate supervisor. To make an application, please visit Apply to Study.
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