
The Doctorate of Business Administration (DBA) is a four-year, part-time, blended program designed for senior managers. It is structured into two stages. Stage One covers two years of coursework focusing on research philosophies, qualitative and quantitative research methods, research application in business functions, literature review, and human factors/social responsibility. Stage Two, also two years, is dedicated to the DBA thesis, where students apply their acquired knowledge to an original research investigation with academic merit and practical relevance to their organizations. The program concludes with the successful submission and defense of the dissertation, overseen by a Thesis Committee.
The DBA program requires a minimum of 54 credit hours. It is divided into required courses (24 hours), a comprehensive examination (0 hours), and research requirements for the dissertation (30 hours).
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The DBA program is a four-year, part-time, blended program. It is structured in two stages: two years of coursework followed by two years dedicated to thesis research.
The DBA program requires a minimum of 54 credit hours. This includes 24 credit hours for required courses and 30 credit hours for dissertation research.
The DBA program aims to enhance the professional practice of senior managers by equipping them with advanced leadership and change management capabilities, enabling them to apply conceptual thinking to business management.
International students can apply through the university's online application portal. This involves creating an account, completing the application form, uploading required documents, and submitting the application by the deadline.
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Specific academic and English language entry requirements for the DBA program were not detailed on the provided pages; prospective students should check the university's admissions section for current details.