A Professional Doctorate Programme recognises your practical work experience and skills in areas such as business administration, social work or information technology. Consequently, your doctoral research focuses primarily on applying existing theories and knowledge to a real-world problem. In comparison, PhD students focus on developing new ideas, perspectives and theories that add to the body of knowledge in their field.
As a Professional student in a Doctorate programme, you will learn research methods, plan your study, and present your findings in a research paper called a doctoral dissertation. The aim of the research is to make an original contribution to your field by creating a practical solution to a real-world problem in the workplace. The research defines the problem, presents your methodology, describes your project, and highlights observations on your findings and practical solution. The components of a doctoral thesis demonstrate your research competence, knowledge of the subject area, and your mastery of critical thinking and academic writing.
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