Doctor of Science in Information Technology

Middle Georgia State University
Decorative stack of books with grad cap on top Degree Level Doctoral
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Program Description

The Doctor of Science in Information Technology program is designed for IT leaders to progress to senior roles, developing strategic operations for organizations worldwide. The flexible program is taught online, except for brief residencies at the beginning and end of the program.

Ideally, students will complete the program in two years, with two short sessions each semester for a total of 54 hours. The program is a cohort model (students begin and complete the program at the same time as one group) starting in the Summer semester.

The DSIT program’s interdisciplinary structure blends innovation, strategy, and technology to empower world-class organizations. An applied research project allows students to find solutions to complex information technology challenges.

To learn more about the DSIT program, please visit the School of Computing's page.

Admissions Information

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Program Accreditation

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges