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Doctorate in Information Systems and Digital Transformation

  • Apr 16
  • 2 min read

This doctorate study program is designed for professionals and researchers who want to explore how information systems shape modern organizations and how digital transformation is changing strategy, operations, governance, and innovation across sectors. It is a 100% research based program that supports advanced academic inquiry and applied research in a field that continues to influence business, government, education, healthcare, and global services.

The program is positioned at a study level equal to ISCED / EQF level 8. ISCED refers to the International Standard Classification of Education, an international framework used to compare education levels across countries. EQF refers to the European Qualifications Framework, which helps explain learning levels and qualifications within the European context. At this level, the program reflects advanced study and original research expectations associated with the 3rd European cycle.

This doctorate study program is structured to provide both strong research foundations and specialized knowledge in Information Systems and Digital Transformation. The program includes 7 modules in total: 4 research-related modules, 2 general modules, and 1 field-specific module, followed by thesis and research activities. This structure is intended to help participants strengthen research capacity, deepen critical analysis, and develop academically grounded contributions in the study of digital systems, technological change, data-driven management, innovation processes, and organizational transformation.

The field of Information Systems and Digital Transformation is increasingly important in a world shaped by digital platforms, enterprise systems, artificial intelligence, cloud environments, cybersecurity concerns, process automation, and the strategic use of data. This doctorate study program encourages participants to investigate how digital tools and information systems influence decision-making, institutional performance, user experience, governance models, and long-term competitiveness. It also supports research into how organizations adapt to technological disruption while maintaining efficiency, resilience, and ethical responsibility.

The minimum duration of the program is +18 months, while offering flexibility for students who wish to extend their study period in line with their research progress and professional commitments. This approach makes the program suitable for ambitious learners seeking an academically advanced and research-intensive pathway that can be aligned with real-world responsibilities.

Overall, this doctorate study program is intended for those who wish to contribute meaningful research in the area of Information Systems and Digital Transformation, while developing advanced academic, analytical, and strategic capabilities at a level equal to the highest stages of European academic study.



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This program is also offered fully online.

We would like to highlight that 89% of students complete the program within the expected timeframe.

Language of Instruction: English

All our online executive postgraduate programs (Master’s and Doctorate levels) are fully research-based, allowing students to complete their studies through guided research.

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