The programme, which consists of taught modules and a doctoral-level work-based research project, is delivered in two parts. The difference between the professional doctorate and an award of a PhD is the element of reflection on professional practice.
Full-time
The duration of a programme is generally three years. Part I is done over one calendar year and Part II takes an additional two years. The maximum limit of study is four years.
Part-time
The duration of the programme is generally six years. Part I takes two calendar years, succeeded by Part II and an additional four years. The maximum study period allowed is 8 years.
