Data Science PhD Programs in Texas

Programs at universities in Texas. Online programs appear here because their university is based in Texas; the location is not a residency requirement.

One verified program matches this page so far.

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University of North Texas

Doctor of Philosophy in Data Science

Ph.D. in Data Science

PhDFunding not verified

Denton, TX

HybridPart in person, part online · Study intensity not published

Length not published · 60 credits

Tuition not published / not verified

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Delivery format

“Fully online” only when the university states no required in-person attendance.

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Program classification

Also include degrees with a data science concentration

e.g. a Computer Science degree with an officially named Data Science track. The awarded degree is the related field.

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Where the university is based — not where you must live, and not proof that residents of that state may enroll.

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Schedule & length

Study intensity

Online class schedule

Only where the university states it.

Published length

Conditional minimums (“as few as…”) do not count as the program length.

Cost, admissions & funding

Tuition

Estimated total = published per-credit rate × required credits (or a published program total), using the rate for all students or nonresidents. Fees excluded. Programs without comparable data never match. How it works

GRE policy

Missing GRE information never counts as “not required”.

Funding

Assistantships that exist do not make a program fully funded.

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Programs whose university publishes state authorization or residency restrictions for online students.

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Unknown never counts as a match: a program without verified tuition is not “under $X”, and unpublished attendance rules are not “fully online”.