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Technology Management
Doctor of Philosophy
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Delivery:
This program is offered through a consortium of universities making extensive
use of the Internet delivery system.
Residence requirements can be met with minimal disruption to individual lifestyles.
Access:
In-state, out-of-state, and international students may enroll in this program.
Important:
For details on this program, visit the
College of Technology
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The doctor of philosophy (Ph.D.) in technology management prepares specialists who have:
- Knowledge of scientific and engineering developments
- Knowledge of economic and political organizations of the global community
- Sensitivity to the ethical and moral issues surrounding technology.
Program Requirements
A minimum of 90 credit hours of approved graduate credit is required. Successful
completion of preliminary examinations, residency, dissertation, and defense of
the dissertation are also required to earn the doctorate degree. The program
planning committee recommends each student's program of studies and the use of
previously earned credit acceptable to the program.
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General Technology Core (15 credit hours) The General Technology Core is designed to provide a conceptual framework for studies in technology. This core emphasizes the relationship of technology to the societal context from which it operates. |
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Research Core and Dissertation (30 credit hours) The research core is composed of course work in research design, methodology, and statistical analysis. A dissertation (18 credits) requiring original research in a technology-related study is required. |
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Technical Specialization (24-30 credit hours) Five specializations are currently available, including manufacturing systems, construction management, quality systems, digital communications, and human resource development and training. |
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Internship (6 credit hours) The internship is designed to provide the opportunity to test and experiment in industry, research organizations, government agencies, and other ventures associated with technology transfer and application. Internships are intended to support the area of technical specialization and provide opportunities for dissertation research. |
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Cognate Studies (12-18 credit hours) Cognate studies may include previous graduate work, usually within the previous seven years, or the opportunity to develop an additional concentrated area of study. Studies can be outside of the normal area of studies in technology. |
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Admission Requirements
Individuals must apply and meet minimum requirements for admission to
Indiana State University.
In addition, admission to the doctoral degree in technology management requires:
- A bachelor degree from an accredited institution
- A graduate grade point average of 3.5
- Minimum scores on the Graduate Record Exam (GRE) or Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)
- Five letters of recommendation
- Validation of three years of occupational experience directly related to the requested specialization
- Statement of the student's goal for selecting the program
Getting Started
For information (including instructions for application and getting
started), visit www.indstate.edu/consortphd
Academic Advisor
Dr. George Maughan
Director
Ph.D. in Technology Management Program
1-888-478-7003
tchphd@isugw.indstate.edu
The Catalog of Indiana State University is the document of authority for all students. The requirements given in the catalog supersede information issued by any academic department, program, college, or school. The University reserves the right to change the requirements at any time.