Technological Systems Management SUNY Korea

Overview

The Technological Systems Management course from SUNY Korea is based on a new model for twenty-first century doctoral education that promotes highly intensive collaborations and uses advanced educational technologies in a fertile, diverse, globally networked laboratory environment that transcends disciplinary boundaries.

In addition to drawing on the expertise of faculty in the Technology and Society, the Ph.D. programme is supported by more than 20 affiliated faculty members from throughout the Stony Brook campus. 

Students in the Ph.D. programme will work in one or more of three areas:

• Energy and environmental systems
• Educational technologies and education in engineering and applied sciences
• Technology management, ICT for sustainable development, engineering entrepreneurship, and science and technology policy

There are a limited number of similar doctoral programs in the world. The most successful ones include the Engineering and Public Policy Program (EPP) at Carnegie Mellon University, the Technology and Policy Program (Ph.D. in Technology, Management, and Policy) at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Management Science and Engineering at Stanford University, and Systems Engineering and Policy Analysis Program at the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. Among the technology and policy programs, TPI is the only program that includes educational technology and education in engineering and applied sciences among the technology-policy areas.