New York University

Overview

The PhD in Information Systems at New York University (Stern School of Business) is designed to cultivate scholars capable of producing meaningful research that lies at the intersection of technology, data, organizations, and society. Students engage in collaborative research initiatives alongside faculty who are actively involved in both academia and industry, providing a rich environment for academic growth and innovation.

What You'll Study

This doctoral program offers a comprehensive curriculum that combines structured coursework with extensive research opportunities. Students will:

• Engage in research-focused learning: Collaborate closely with Information Systems faculty who are deeply connected to various sectors, including digital technology, banking, advertising, and media.
• Emphasize a diverse curriculum: Focus areas include data science, business analytics, machine learning, and the impact of information technologies on organizational structures and market dynamics.
• Participate in experiential research: Gain access to data-rich environments through faculty networks, enhancing the empirical nature of their research.
• Complete a dissertation: Develop and defend a PhD dissertation based on original research, with specific guidelines provided by the department.

Note: Prospective students are encouraged to consult the current Stern IS PhD handbook for detailed information on course structures, milestones, and dissertation timelines.

Entry Requirements

While specific minimum GPA and standardized test requirements such as GRE or GMAT are not outlined, applicants should verify the latest admission criteria directly with NYU Stern to ensure all prerequisites are met.

Career Prospects