The Doctor of Philosophy in Information Technology program emphasizes critical thinking and problem solving, as well as a thorough grasp of information technology, computer science, and allied subjects. This curriculum aims to generate high-quality computer experts. It improves human capital. It also investigates numerous views on political, social, and contemporary challenges in information technology. The course promotes many elements of information technology while adhering to the rapid growth of information technology. To successfully complete a PhD degree at LUC, each applicant must publish a minimum of four research publications in Scopus-indexed journals with Lincoln connection.