7 Technology PhD Degree Programs in Spain

The PhD in Systems and Sustainable Engineering of Loyola University Andalusia aims to guide future researchers in learning innovative methods, processes, and analysis techniques with a practical multidisciplinary approach that can face, in a scientific way, the main scientific and social problems of the field in engineering.

The Online PhD program in Innovation Management at GBSB Global Business School provides a structured yet flexible pathway for aspiring scholars to develop their research skills and explore cutting-edge topics. This program offers a unique blend of academic rigour and practical relevance, equipping students with the knowledge, expertise, and professional insight needed to make meaningful contributions to their field.

The mission of this Program is to train the best professionals and researchers in the field of Marine Sciences, Technologies and Management in their different scientific, technical, economic and social applications, to generate quality research and international impact and to provide the industry the best tools to improve its competitiveness on a global scale.

The main strengths of this doctoral program proposal are focused on specialization in content that ranges from knowledge of current computing architectures and their use, to artificial intelligence and robotics, through distributed information systems, or analysis. and synthesis of visual information or electronic design.

The Doctoral Program in Data Science at Universidad Loyola offers the possibility of analyzing and knowing in depth the innovative methods, processes and techniques of statistical analysis, mathematical programming and artificial intelligence. Through a practical multidisciplinary approach, the program makes it possible to scientifically address different complex socioeconomic problems through the techniques offered by data science

This doctoral program is interuniversity in nature and involves researchers from the universities of A Coruña and Santiago de Compostela. Researchers from the universities of Barcelona, Oviedo and Valencia, as well as the Matia Gerontological Institute (INGEMA) are also integrated into their teams.