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A masters degree from an accredited university, a recognized international program, or the equivalent is required. Students must submit official transcripts as evidence. Only official transcripts will be accepted.
Curriculum Vitae:
A complete curriculum vitae that provides an overview of education, work, publication, and other professional activities.
Personal Statement:
Students must submit as evidence of the ability to undertake doctoral work, an essay (not to exceed 1000 words) indicating, as specifically as possible, the student's academic and professional goals in relation to the Information Science and Technology doctoral program and identifying potential areas and/or topics in which the student expects to pursue dissertation research. This essay is a critical component of the admissions process, and will be used in assigning the student's initial program advisor.
Recommendation Letter:
Students must submit at least three references from persons in the professional and academic communities. The Ph.D. Admissions Committee may, on occasion, require additional references.
Optional Essay.:
A description of any published or unpublished research, contributions to the professional or scholarly literature, and other professional or academic experience relevant to an assessment of his or her capacity to pursue doctoral study successfully.
Writing Sample:
An example of published writing.
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