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Doctor of Philosophy – Marketing

PhD / Doctoral.
Curtin University

300

in world overall ranking*

17

in local overall ranking*
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About the course

This Doctor of Philosophy in Marketing is a higher degree by research focused on creating original knowledge through independent, supervised research. You will investigate marketing theory and practice to address real-world problems, with most study devoted to developing and defending a substantial thesis. Curtin supports candidates with research resources and opportunities to present at conferences. This is a PhD/Doctoral research program in Business & Commerce (Marketing).

Career outcome

Graduates are prepared for research-led careers where advanced marketing expertise and independent inquiry are essential. Typical pathways include academic and research roles in universities, research institutes and government, as well as industry positions in market and consumer insights, strategy, analytics, policy evaluation and innovation. The qualification also supports progression to consulting and leadership roles requiring evidence-based decision-making. This is a PhD/Doctoral qualification in Business & Commerce (Marketing).


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*Source: QS World University Subjects Rankings (2026)
**Source: numbeo.com
***Source: PayScale.com (2026)

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4 years

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Research Term 1, Research Term 2

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Curtin Perth

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DR-MKTG

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+61 3 9663 5333

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australia@augstudy.com

Scholarships

tick iconCURTIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS - ALUMNI AND FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP

25% of tuition fees

tick iconCURTIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS - MERIT SCHOLARSHIP

25% of tuition fees

tick iconCURTIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS - AUSTRALIAN YEAR 12 SCHOLARSHIP

25% of tuition fees

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