
Informatics Doctoral degree has a research focus on two areas: Data Science and Cyber-physical Systems (CPS). Graduates will have the competence as a principal investigator in a large research programme who can develop their knowledge independently or join a team in a research institution, university, or industry, and have leadership and management skills. Informatics doctoral degree has a 3 years length of study with regular class schedules from Monday to Friday carried out onsite with a note that the schedule is adjusted by terms of the study programmer.
Graduates of the Doctoral (Ph.D.) Program in Informatics at Telkom University are equipped with the knowledge, research expertise, and leadership competencies to conduct independent and collaborative research in research institutions, higher education institutions, and industry. They are also capable of leading and managing research activities while contributing to the advancement of Informatics and related disciplines.
The Doctoral Program envisions becoming a world-class doctoral program by 2028, recognized for excellence in Informatics research and innovation, while making significant contributions to the advancement of science, technology, and national competitiveness.
We welcome applications from students across the world. Our admissions process is designed to be straight forward with clear requirements, defined timelines, and a team available to guide you through every step.
We invest in people who are ready to make a difference. Four scholarship pathways are available for international undergraduate students from government-funded awards to institutional scholarships offered directly by Tel-U