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PhD in Information Technology
This general area of study gives you the flexibility to customize a doctoral program to meet your specific interests and career goals. You can focus on a particular IT discipline, such as information security or network architecture and design, or focus on IT within a specific industry. Courses help you develop advanced knowledge, as well as solid research and scholarly writing capabilities. The general area of study is designed to prepare you for a job in teaching, consulting, or high-level IT leadership.
About Capella University
As an accredited university, Capella University takes online education to a higher level. We believe that real, life-changing learning happens in an environment of academic excellence, challenge, and personal connection.
You can access your Capella online courseroom using any Internet connection, anytime, anywhere. Choose the time and place that works for you. Each week, participate in class discussion, post your assignments, and review faculty and peer feedback. Much of your course work can be done offline, too.