Sponsored Description: Nova Southeastern University’s Ph.D. in Computing Technology in Education from the Graduate School of Computer and Information Sciences is offered in a hybrid format, which combines on-campus and online instruction to provide professionals the opportunity to pursue graduate study while continuing to work in their current positions. Students taking courses attend two cluster sessions per year, held quarterly over an extended weekend (Friday, Saturday, and half-day Sunday) at the university. Between sessions, students work on course assignments and research, and participate in online activities that facilitate frequent interaction with the faculty and other students. There are two 16-week terms a year. The fall term starts in August and the winter term starts in January. This program addresses the use of computing technologies to improve cognition; the development, management, and evaluation of computing systems that support the educational process; and the role of computing and other advanced technology in education and training. The program is especially well suited to educational administrators, college faculty members, directors of academic computing, teachers of all grades, district and building technology administrators, industry and armed forces trainers, and instructional system designers and developers. Each student must complete eight core courses, two research courses, and a dissertation.