Ph.D. in Information Systems
The Ph.D. program in Information Systems trains students to become professional researchers in the areas of Information Systems, Science and Technology. Unlike other degrees programs, those in Ph.D. programs not only acquire knowledge, but are also trained to produce new knowledge.
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Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis but are recommended to be submitted by October for Spring admissions and by February for Fall admissions. Earlier applications are recommended if the student needs funding.
Requirements:
- $75 nonrefundable application fee (Eligible applicants may qualify for a fee waiver. Please contact Dr. Yvette Wohn wohn@njit.edu prior to applying. Fees cannot be refunded after submission).
- Transcripts and proof of degree completion from all colleges and universities attended
- GRE transcript
- TOEFL scores for international applicants
- Three letters of recommendation
- Research statement (please indicate detailed research plan and which faculty one would potentially want to work with). The research statement should indicate general knowledge about the field of study the student wants to pursue as well as a more specific topic the student is interested in.
Program Director Contact:
Dr. Yvette Wohn
Associate Professor, Informatics
wohn@njit.edu
Where do our Ph.D. graduates work?
Here is a short list of places where Ph.D. graduates in Information Systems are working.
Example locations of Ph.D. advisee of the guided by Informatics Ph.D. Advisors.
