Department of Language and Literature - GS

Graduate School • Mariano Marcos State University

Department Overview

Background & Introduction

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

The Doctor in Information Technology is a dynamic interdisciplinary program that integrates advanced IT principles with entrepreneurial and strategic innovation. Designed for aspiring IT technopreneurs, IT professionals, and innovation leaders, the program equips students with expertise in IT innovation, digital leadership, and technopreneurship. Graduates are empowered to launch tech startups, spearhead digital transformation initiatives, and drive technological advancement through research and innovation- both in emerging ventures and established organizations.

Program Outcomes:

PO1 Expert Innovators. Exhibit highly advanced knowledge and skills in IT research, innovation and technopreneurship

PO2 Value Creators. Apply advanced theories and frameworks, and emerging technologies to drive innovation and create value in highly specialized or multi-disciplinary field

PO3 Data Experts. Demonstrate proficiency in advanced data analysis applied in complex research and/or professional practice;

PO4 Venture Leasers. Spearhead research and innovation leading to the development of viable technopreneurship ventures, digital transformation initiatives, and technological advancements applied in highly specialized or multi-disciplinary fields

PO5 Tech Communicators.  Demonstrate effective communication of complex technical concepts and innovative ideas to stakeholders, including investors, through written proposals and oral presentations

PO6 Change Leaders. Lead multi-disciplinary teams in managing technological change and implementing innovations aligned to organizational goals and objectives while adhering to professional codes, standards, and innovation practices.

Career Opportunities:

Graduates of the Doctor in Information Technology are equipped with advanced expertise in IT research, innovation, technopreneurship, data analytics, and digital leadership, preparing them for leadership roles in academia, industry, government, and entrepreneurial ventures. 

They may pursue careers as IT technopreneurs, technology startup founders, chief information officers, digital transformation leaders, innovation and technology consultants, data analytics specialists, research and development directors, IT project and program managers, and technology executives. Graduates are also well-positioned to serve as professors, researchers, and higher education administrators, leading multidisciplinary teams and driving technological advancements that create value and support organizational and societal development.

Curriculum: View curriculum here Doctor of InformationTechnology

 

Program Offerings & Curriculum

Degrees, Outcomes & Curricular Prospectus

Curriculum: View curriculum here Doctor of InformationTechnology

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Department Structure & Leadership Hierarchy

Active Governance Hierarchy
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College Dean

Doreen D. Domingo

Graduate School

Department Chair
Dr

Dr. Gerry L. Contillo

Department Chair

glcontillo@mmsu.edu.ph

Programs & Specializations
Curriculum & Instruction Undergraduate Programs
Research & Extension Department Initiatives
Student & Lab Services Instructional Support
Academic Instruction & Technical Personnel Department Faculty Members & Support Staff (6)

Faculty & Academic Staff

Professors, Instructors & Researchers

6 Total Members
PO

PO1

Faculty Member

Expert Innovators. Exhibit highly advanced knowledge and skills in IT research, innovation and technopreneurship

PO

PO2

Faculty Member

Value Creators. Apply advanced theories and frameworks, and emerging technologies to drive innovation and create value in highly specialized or multi-disciplinary field

PO

PO3

Faculty Member

Data Experts. Demonstrate proficiency in advanced data analysis applied in complex research and/or professional practice;

PO

PO4

Faculty Member
PO

PO5

Faculty Member

Tech Communicators.  Demonstrate effective communication of complex technical concepts and innovative ideas to stakeholders, including investors, through written proposals and oral presentations

PO

PO6

Faculty Member

Change Leaders. Lead multi-disciplinary teams in managing technological change and implementing innovations aligned to organizational goals and objectives while adhering to professional codes, standards, and innovation practices.