Master of Applied Sciences
- Air quality
- Antimicrobial agents
- Antioxidant research
- Bioresource technology
- Ceramic composites
- Environmental biotechnology
- Enzymology
- Fibre optics system
- Green technology
- Herbal medicine
- Microbial antibiotic/metal resistance
- Molecular biology
- Nanotechnology
- Plant physiology and nutrition
- Plant tissue culture
- Polymer research
- Science education
- Other related fields
Bachelor’s Degree (CGPA 2.75) in a related field. | |
Bachelor’s Degree (CGPA 2.50 - 2.75) in a related field (subject to rigorous assessment). | |
Bachelor’s Degree in a related field (CGPA below 2.50) AND 5 years of working experience. | |
For other qualifications, please consult our programme counsellors.
*English requirements may apply to International Students.
The Master of Applied Sciences programme encompasses the following five phases:
Phase I – Pre-requisite Core Course (3 credit hours)
- Research Methodology and Statistics (Only for students who do not have sufficient knowledge or background on research methodology and statistics).
Phase II - Preliminary Research
This represents the first part of the Master's thesis project and forms the basis on which students build their proposal and eventually their project.
Phase III - Proposal Defence
Each student must publicly present and defend his/her research proposals.
The student is only allowed to continue with his/her research to Phase IV on passing of the defence of his/her proposal.
Phase IV - Thesis Preparation
The student proceeds to his/her data collection, data analysis and report writing.
Phase V - Viva Voce
After completion and submission of the thesis, the student is required to attend a Viva Voce to orally defend his/her thesis.