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Master of Philosophy Transportation Fees Structure, Admission, Intake, Deadline

Study Mode:FULL TIME,BY RESEARC

Duration:1.5 years

Level:POST-GRADUATE

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Overview of Master of Philosophy Transportation in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Malaysia

The programme is offered to those interested in in-depth research on a specialized area. A student must take one university general elective course (3 credits) and a research project equivalent to 33 credit hours. A lecturer or a panel of lecturers appointed by the faculty will supervise the research work. The minimum duration for full time students is three (3) semesters. The student may be allowed to convert his/her programme of study to Ph.D. degree subjected to approval by the faculty. The student may carry out research in any research area as stated in the Areas of Research Section. Assessment is based on the semester progress reports, and the award of the degree is based on the submission and presentation of the thesis (viva voce).

The fields of specialization are Structures, Materials, Geotechnic, Transportation, Traffic, Highway, Hydraulics, Hydrology, Water Resources, Coastal and Maritime, Environmental, Wastewater, Construction Management and Construction Technology.

NO.	NAME	AREA OF RESEARCH
1.	Abd Aziz Chik, Ph.D. (Wales), Associate Professor	Traffic and highway Engineering, transport planning and public transport engineering, road safety.
2.	Che Ros Ismail, M.Sc. (California), Lecturer	Highway and transportation engineering, engineering survey.
3.	Hasanan Md. Nor, M.Sc. (Birmingham), Ph.D. (UTM), M.I.E.M, P.Eng, Professor	Pavement materials, design, construction, maintenance and rehabilitation.
4.	Haryati Yaacob, M.Sc. (Birmingham), Ph.D (Highway Eng.) (Ulster) Senior Lecturer	Highway material and management.
5.	Mohd Rosli Hainin, M.Sc. (Kansas), Ph.D. (Auburn), Associate Professor	Pavement materials, design, construction, maintenance and rehabilitation.
6.	Othman Che Puan, M.Phil, Ph.D. (Wales), Associate Professor	Traffic/transportation Engineering, planning, image processing, highway material.
7.	Ramli Nazir, Ph.D. (Liverpool), M.I.E.M, P.Eng, Associate Professor	Geotechnical modelling, foundation engineering.