PhD in Computer and Information Sciences, General

The department behind this doctorate has drawn faculty able to hold their own in international competition, helped by Orlando's appeal and the university's rapid growth. Students train at the advanced end of computing theory and practice, building research and teaching skills for work in universities, industry and government. The program aims to supply experts to meet current and expected market demand. The degree requires seventy-two credit hours. Tuition follows the graduate rate shown on the program page. The program is part of the Engineering and Computer Science college at the University of Central Florida in Orlando, Florida. Prospective students can use the program page to learn more, request information and review degree requirements and application deadlines before applying. Tuition is charged per credit hour, with separate rates for Florida residents and out-of-state students.