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Below are the factors that explain who could apply to the program and how to complete it.
Professionals with a Doctorate degree in Engineering and Applied Sciences contribute to the field of Engineering through the development and design of independent research with a multidisciplinary approach. These research projects are a contribution to the scientific and technological areas of study. These professionals also foster a link with the fields of manufacturing, services, government and education through the development of initiatives that promote technological advancement.
Professionals who complete the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in Engineering and Applied Sciences will contribute to their research areas with innovative knowledge, discover new scientific perspectives, and develop new technical and professional skills.
Even though joining the academia would be the most obvious route for any Ph.D. candidate, we expect them to make their contributions to the public and private sectors through the innovation of their research.
A Doctorate student’s research, knowledge and academic work often leads to important changes in many of the areas of economic development.
The Doctorate candidates may choose one of the following areas of study:
In the area of Applied Sciences, candidates may choose one of these for their complementary area of study:
Total of credits required to complete the program 60
Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering and Applied Sciences FlowchartTotal of credits required to complete the program 60
Our faculty features engineers and other professionals with doctorate degrees from universities in and outside of Puerto Rico. Our professors have also led research in their areas of study, and have extensive practical experience in their profession.
Middle States Comission on Higher Education (MSCHE)
Consejo de Educación de Puerto Rico (CEPR)
