The program was designed for the verticalization with the Master in Technology Management presently offered by the College of Industrial Technology and to produce proficient technology management educators, business and industrial managers who can effectively affect quality instructions and innovations to increase productivity.

This program is intended to provide the students with planned opportunities to advance knowledge in technological studies. It seeks to develop student’s ability to think analytically and strategically by exposing them to a broad range of managerial skills and the latest technological developments, to conduct critical evaluation and inquiry, and to operate as a self- learner and innovator.

 A graduate of  Doctor of Philosophy in Technology Management (PhD-TM) program should be able to:

1. Effectively articulate the latest development in the Industrial Technology and allied fields;

2. Practice broad and coherent knowledge and skills in the field of Industrial Technology for professional work and life-long learning;

3. Demonstrate organizational, leadership skills, knowledge, and attitude congruent with the needs of local, national, and international

industries;

4. Practice professional and ethical work habits and interpersonal relations to become responsive members of the society;

5. Apply analytical and creative thinking in work;

6. Apply entrepreneurial skills for self-empowerment and sustainable development;

7. Participate in professional organizations, becoming active members;

8. Communicate effectively in both oral and written using the appropriate language; and

9. Continuously conduct GREEN researches to enhance the ever-changing needs of the industry that result to innovation, invention, and production. 

Presently, the PhD-TM program has two (2) co-existing curriculums the 2019 curriculum was revised in compliance with CHED CMO No. 15 Series of 2019. Effective this Academic Year 2022-2023, the New Curriculum is currently applied to our newly enrolled students in the program. With the new curriculum, students will be able to finish their academic requirements within one and a half year by including summer classes in the program. Moreover, with the new curriculum, the dissertation is now offered by two semesters compared to the previous curriculum with only one semester.

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