– Deliver a doctoral program in technology management that integrates both practical and academic needs.
– Enhance a research climate based on scientific innovation that contributes to solving real-world complex problems.
– Strengthen networks among professionals and academics at national and international levels.

– Produce doctoral graduates in technology management with high academic integrity, broad insight, and sufficient depth of knowledge to address complex real-world problems.
– Support ITS in creating a research environment that is conducive and relevant to practical needs.
– Expand ITS networks among professionals and academics at national and international levels.

The Doctoral Program in Technology Management combines coursework, research, and publication. As shown in the diagram, there are three foundation courses, two contextual courses, and the rest are research activities. Research is the program’s priority, focusing on issues highly relevant to practice, addressing complex problems with multidisciplinary perspectives and systematic methodology. While academic contributions are still expected, this doctoral program emphasizes practical problem-solving.

Courses are held on Saturdays. Some can be delivered in block format. Depending on research needs, students may be recommended to take additional courses to support their dissertation. Beyond lectures, students must conduct research, write a dissertation, and prepare papers for conferences or academic journals.

Fields of study under the Doctor of Technology Management program include (but are not limited to):

– Strategic Management
– Industrial Management
– Project Management
– Information Technology Management
– Supply Chain Management
– Maritime Business Management
– Business Analytics
– Innovation Design Management

Prospective students must contact potential supervisors and obtain approval for dissertation supervision. The approval form can be downloaded here.

The main supervisor must hold the position of Associate Professor or Professor and have a proven publication record in international journals in the last five years. Each doctoral student will be guided by two or three supervisors, ideally from at least two different disciplines.

Below is a list of potential supervisors (other ITS faculty members may also be proposed):

Applicants must meet the following requirements:

– Hold a Master’s degree with a minimum GPA of 3.00 from an accredited university (minimum accreditation B).
– Provide two recommendation letters (from employer or former lecturers) submitted through the smits.its.ac.id system.
– TOEFL score of at least 500.
– Academic Potential Test (TPKA) with a minimum score of 500 (available at ITS Graduate School).
– Obtain approval from a prospective supervisor (form available for download).
– Submit a Dissertation Proposal Outline approved by the prospective supervisor (format available for download).
– Complete the online registration form.

More details available here.

– Complete at least 42 credits, consisting of 12 credits of coursework and 30 credits of dissertation, with a minimum GPA of 3.0.
– Publish at least one article in an international journal.
– Present at least one paper at an international conference.
– Fulfill other requirements as set by the ITS Graduate School.

For registration information, please access the following link.

For preliminary consultation, please contact us at the Department of Technology Management:

SCHOOL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY
Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology
ITS Tjokroaminoto Campus
Jl. Cokroaminoto 12A, Surabaya 60264
Tel: +62315613922, +62315666172

WhatsApp: +6281330896644