
What is the role of your supervisor?
Learn about the roles and responsibilities of your supervisors and how, as a graduate researcher, you can benefit from this mentoring relationship.
Understand your responsibilities and entitlements as a graduate researcher.
To help you succeed, we have established a clear set of guidelines. The information below outlines your responsibilities as a graduate researcher. You’ll also discover what you can expect the University to provide, and what you’ll get out of your degree.
The University will provide you with a high-quality research experience:
The University is proud of its global reputation for developing independent researchers. We encourage you to be creative in your research.
We support you to learn a wide range of advanced and transferable skills. These skills will shape a rewarding career in academic, professional, industry or government settings.
By the end of your graduate research degree, you will have the skills you need to be an independent and well-respected researcher. You will be able to:
Jointly awarded PhDs offer an exciting opportunity. You'll access expertise, resources and world-class training at two leading universities.
These extra conditions apply:
Learn about the roles and responsibilities of your supervisors and how, as a graduate researcher, you can benefit from this mentoring relationship.
Stay on track with your PhD by meeting all key milestones of your candidature
Learn how we’re working to create a safe, inclusive and respectful community at the University.
Develop your professional and academic skills by participating in our valuable courses, workshops and programs.