The Masters Degree by Research is a program of supervised research and study leading to the submission of a thesis which makes a contribution to knowledge. The program is governed by the Rules for Masters Degrees by Research which provide details regarding all aspects of admission, progression, submission and examination of the thesis. Consultation with the Associate Dean (Research) of the appropriate faculty will assist applicants to determine eligibility for admission, to identify the proposed areas of research and to ascertain the availability of suitable supervisors.

To complete the program, a candidate will normally study for an expected period of 2 years (full-time) or 4 years (part-time). New applicants may apply at any time of the year and continuing candidates will be re-enrolled at the beginning of each academic year. The courses in which Masters candidates enrol are ungraded. Candidates who may be required to complete prescribed courses will be enrolled in a separate program (CP20).

• CA40ARGST1 Agriculture, Environmental & Related Studies
• CA40BIOSC1 Biological Sciences
• CA40CHMSC1 Chemical Sciences
• CA40COMSC1 Computer Science
• CA40ENGRT1 Engineering & Related Technologies
• CA40ERTSC1 Earth Sciences
• CA40HRTVT1 Horticulture and Viticulture
• CA40INFMA1 Informatics
• CA40INFSY1 Information Systems
• CA40MATSC1 Mathematical Sciences
• CA40PHAST1 Physics and Astronomy