The Network Science PhD program is a pioneering interdisciplinary program that provides the tools and concepts aimed at understanding the structure and dynamics of networks arising from the interplay of human behavior, socio-technical infrastructures, information diffusion and biological agents. The PhD in Network Science is a pioneering interdisciplinary program that provides the tools and concepts aimed at understanding the structure and dynamics of networks. Network Science research covers a broad range of topics, including: Control of Networks, Biological Networks, Spreading and Influence, Group-Decision Making, Social and Political Networks, Data and Graph Mining, and Network Geometry.<br><br>Northeastern University is a world leader in Network Science, and faculty affiliated with the program includes prominent leaders in the field such as Albert-L'szl Barab'si, Alessandro Vespignani, Tina Eliasi-Rad, and David Lazer. Graduates will be well-prepared to enter into a number of career paths, including industry research positions, government analyst positions, and post-doctoral or junior faculty positions in academic institutions. Students have the opportunity to work with some of the most prominent network scientists in the world. With frequent guest lecturers and workshop series, students have access to diverse scientists and global leaders in the field.