Research students have a special place at the University of Ballarat. With their new perspectives and energy,
they work with us on a range of research projects, or sometimes, in the case of part-time students, along
specific studies related to their own organisation.
Research higher degree studies require commitment and dedication, but students in the School of Business will find their studies rewarding and enjoyable. We provide continuous guidance and supervision from your first formulation of a research proposal to the completion of your thesis or dissertation, and strive to make sure you achieve your goals.
The School's Research and Higher Degree Programs include the following flexible higher degrees:
- Master of Business (MBus)
- Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)
- Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
These degrees are designed to meet the needs of practitioners as well as scholars with a purely academic interest. We understand that practitioners encounter complex real-world problems and we encourage cross-disciplinary studies.
For an overview of our Research and Higher Degrees Programs, click here. Alternatively, please contact us for further information (details below).
How to apply
Full details on how to apply for Research and Higher Degrees Courses are available on the University's research website:
www.ballarat.edu.au/ard/ubresearch/hdrs/index.shtml
University of Ballarat Scholarships
The University of Ballarat offers a limited number of scholarships for its higher degree programs (MBus. DBA and PhD).
To be considered for scholarship in a particular year, expressions of interest and completed applications must normally
be lodged by the end of October in the preceding year.
Information and application forms are available from the University of Ballarat Research website www.ballarat.edu.au/ubresearch. This site also provides information
on external scholarships.
Centre for Regional Innovation and Competitiveness (CRIC) Scholarships
Are you seeking an exciting and challenging research environment? CRIC's mission is to explore the development
of enterprise and business in a regional context, by working with public and private interests to influence measures
that promote the growth and sustainability of regional Australia.
CRIC is actively involved in a range of research projects that address how regional economies, innovation systems,
and communities are sustained in an increasingly competitive and connected environment.
Research positions are now available in the areas of:
- Regional business development
- Sustainable community development
- Small and medium size enterprises
- Financial accounting and reporting
Applicants with an Honours degree or equivalent experience are encouraged to apply. For more information
contact Patrice Braun on 03 5327 9465 or via email p.braun@ballarat.edu.au
Contact Details
For additional information on all research activities and opportunities, including partnerships, in the School of Business contact:
Sarah Murphy
Research Administrator
tel: +61 (0)3 5327 9982
fax: +61 (0)3 5327 9405
email: s.murphy@ballarat.edu.au
School of Business
University of Ballarat
PO Box 663
Ballarat Vic 3353
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