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The doctoral program in Computing & Information Science at the University of Nebraska Omaha (UNO) is a rigorous, interdisciplinary initiative centered on computer science, management information systems, and interdisciplinary informatics.
Our goal is to establish ourselves among the leading institutions offering IT doctoral degrees, recognized for academic excellence and successful graduate outcomes. We select outstanding candidates who exhibit both foundational expertise in key disciplines and the dedication to achieve scholarly distinction.
Program Objectives
Mastery of theoretical principles and practical applications in information technology across core domains including computer science, management information systems, and interdisciplinary informatics
Proficiency in evaluating, creating, advancing, and deploying contemporary and emerging information technologies
Capability to perform and oversee both fundamental and applied research at the highest standards, along with comprehensive preparation in academic instruction
Robust expertise in cross-disciplinary and cutting-edge IT fields
Graduate Competencies
After earning a PhD in CIS:
Graduates will possess the skills to analyze and integrate research from diverse IT specializations.
Graduates will develop the ability to recognize unresolved research problems and formulate suitable investigative methodologies.
Graduates will show capacity to make meaningful contributions to academic publications. Graduates will demonstrate proficiency in effectively teaching IT concepts to students.