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Technology Management, one of academia's rapidly expanding disciplines, produces professionals qualified to manage and direct
technology. The ability to apply knowledge and actions utilizing the world's resources with integrity, to design produce,
and use products is a hallmark of such a program. Professionals in this discipline require intense study in the areas of scientific
and technological developments within the context of our global, political and economic community. Equally important is the
acute awareness that these scholars must develop regarding ethical and moral issues surrounding technology. The Ph.D. in Technology
Management prepares students for these challenges.
The innovative program is delivered in cooperation with nationally-accredited universities throughout the country. The web-based
PH.D. is designed to meet the needs of today's technical professional by offering academically rigorous coursework and experiences
through distance learning technologies. The advantages that this program offers students include:
- Select faculties from multiple universities offering expertise in technical areas as well as diverse research interests.
- The opportunity to exchange ideas, knowledge and information with experts and peers across the globe and across disciplines.
- The opportunity to continue higher education from distant locations with challenging, cutting edge curriculum.
- An economically efficient program through sharing staff and facilities and working together to reduce costs to students.
The Prerequisites for Graduate Work
Admission to the program requires the following standards. The qualitative standards identified reflect the minimum necessary
for admission but do not ensure admittance.
- Bachelor's degree from an accredited university with a minimum undergraduate grade point of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
- Minimum graduate grade point average of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale.
- Graduate Record Examination minimum scores of 500 in the verbal, quantitative, and analytical general tests.
- Five letters of recommendation
- Employer validation of two years of occupational experience related to a technical specialization.
- Written statement including reasons for selecting the program, specialization and goals upon graduation.
- Application must be completed and sent to the School of Graduate Studies, Indiana State University or by completing the application
online at: http://web.indstate.edu/ConsortPhD/
Contact Information:
Council and Program Director Indiana State University Dr. Bruce D. Dallman Associate Dean and Director of the PH.D. in Technology Management School of Technology Terre Haute, IN 47809 (812)237-3383 ctdall@isugq.indstate.edu
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