The Georgia State University Computer Science Ph.D. program offers educational and research opportunities for students in a wide variety of research and technology areas, including:<br><br>Artificial Intelligence<br>Machine Learning<br>Deep Learning<br>Bioinformatics<br>Health Informatics<br>Computer Architecture<br>Database<br>Data Mining<br>Big Data<br>Graphics and Visualization<br>Networks<br>Security and Privacy<br>Parallel and Distributed Computing<br>Cloud Computing<br>Cyber Physical Systems<br>Internet of Things (IoT)<br>Programming Languages<br>Algorithms<br>Simulation and Software Engineering<br>Concentrations in Bioinformatics and Security & Privacy are available.<br><br>The department encourages applications from technology and teaching professionals and those with non-computer science but closely related degrees. Pursuing the Ph.D. program part-time is possible, so working professionals are encouraged to consider applying.