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26 PhD programmes in Information Systems in North America
Instructional Systems Technology Indiana University Bloomington
4,0(194)Bloomington, United States Top 3% in WorldwideThis Instructional Systems Technology degree at Indiana University Bloomington will prepare you to discover new knowledge through research and answer questions about practical problems through applied research.
Operations Management and Information Systems York University
4,1(182)Toronto, Canada Top 6% in WorldwideThe Operations Management and Information Systems area of the York University offers PhD students the opportunity to work closely with highly productive faculty at the forefront of research in such diverse fields as supply chain management, health care management, social networks, health and safety, innovation and sustainability, entrepreneurial decision making, and data analytics.
Information Systems Dakota State University
4,7(3)Madison, United StatesMaster, develop, and support new IT innovations with a flexible doctoral program. Online, on-campus, part-time or full: it's your call. We offer a phd degree in Information Systems at Dakota State University.
Information Systems and Operations Management University of Florida
4,3(99)Gainesville, United States Top 2% in WorldwideThe mission of the Information Systems and Operations Management Ph.D. Program at University of Florida is to educate scholars who will make substantial contributions in their field of research.
Instructional Systems Technology (Online) Indiana University Bloomington
4,0(194)Online Top 3% in WorldwideBridge the gap between research and practice as you help develop performance technology. We offer a Instructional Systems Technology (Online) degree at the Indiana University Bloomington.
Information Systems Baylor University
4,2(45)Waco, United States Top 9% in WorldwideThe Department of Information Systems and Business Analytics at Baylor University equips undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students to think strategically about how firms can more effectively use information technology (IT).