Business Computer Information Systems Ph.D.

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Business Computer Information Systems Ph.D.

Overview

The Doctor of Philosophy degree in Business prepares you for a career in academia. The curriculum includes course work on research methods and processes, statistical analyses, teaching methodology, and in-depth study in BCIS.

Program Details

• Program Type: Doctoral Degree
• Major: Business Computer Information Systems
• Format: On Campus
• Estimated Time to Complete: 4 years
• Credit Hours: 60

Marketable Skills

• Application of standard research methods
• Conduct and report business research
• Knowledge of core business disciplines
• Pedagogical practices
• Business research communication

Program Highlights

• The UNT G. Brint Ryan College of Business is one of the largest colleges of business in the nation.
• Our faculty members are outstanding teachers and renowned researchers.
• The Business Leadership Building has Gold-level Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification for sustainability.
• UNT’s location opens up a wealth of career, networking, and internship opportunities in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Courses

• Networking and Telecommunications (3 hrs)
• Object-Oriented Systems (3 hrs)
• Emerging Information Technologies (3 hrs)
• International Issues in Information Technologies (3 hrs)
• Seminar in General Systems Theory (3 hrs)
• Executive and Decision Support Technologies (3 hrs)

Related Programs

• Accounting Ph.D.
• Finance Ph.D.

Similar Areas of Study

• Business & Industry
• Data Analytics & Information
• STEM

Department

• Department of Information Technology & Decision Sciences
• G. Brint Ryan College of Business
• Business Leadership Building, Room 201

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Degree Overview:

The Doctor of Philosophy degree in Business Computer Information Systems (BCIS) at the University of North Texas (UNT) is designed for individuals seeking a career in academia. The program emphasizes research methods and processes, statistical analyses, teaching methodology, and in-depth study in BCIS. It is a full-time, in-resident, research-based program where students participate in teaching and research within the department.

Objectives:

• To prepare students for a career in academia.
• To develop students' research skills in BCIS.
• To provide students with a strong foundation in teaching methodology.
• To foster students' ability to analyze complex problems and synthesize solutions.

Teaching:

• The program is taught by faculty members who are outstanding teachers and renowned researchers.
• Faculty members are recognized as thought leaders in the field of information technology and their scholarly works have been published in respected journals.
• Students participate in teaching and research in the department.

Careers:

• The Ph.D. in BCIS prepares students for a career in academia.

Other:

• The program is housed in the G. Brint Ryan College of Business, one of the largest colleges of business in the nation.
• The college has established several research centers and institutes in collaboration with local industry leaders, providing interdisciplinary forums and research support for doctoral students.
• UNT's location offers a wealth of career, networking, and internship opportunities in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, home to the nation's fourth largest concentration of Fortune 500 companies.