Doctorate of Business Administration - Information Systems & Enterprise Resource Management
A DBA in Information Systems and Enterprise Resource Management can place you at the forefront of emerging trends and technology.
The Doctorate of Business Administration in Information Systems and Enterprise Resource Management (DBA-ISERM) program is designed to help students perform applied research and transforms mature learners into leaders. While focusing on advanced decision- making skills and techniques, doctorate candidates hone the research and writing skills that are required for the high-level of responsibility in academic and business environments.
A DBA in Information Systems and Enterprise Resource Management can place you at the forefront of emerging trends and technology.
The Doctorate of Business Administration in Information Systems and Enterprise Resource Management (DBA-ISERM) program is designed to help students perform applied research and transforms mature learners into leaders. While focusing on advanced decision- making skills and techniques, doctorate candidates hone the research and writing skills that are required for the high-level of responsibility in academic and business environments.
Admission Requirements
1) Masters Degree
2) Curriculum Vitae / Professional Resume
3) Application for Admission
Career Outcomes:
Possible career avenues with a Bachelors of Engineering Information Technology & Project Management
Information Technology Specialist
C-Level Information Executive
Project Management Consultant
Information Technology Entrepreneur
Information Technology Architect
What can I expect from CIU’s online Doctorate of Business Administration in Information Systems and Enterprise Resource Management (DBA-ISERM) program?
The program enables students to improve their analytical ability, strategic thinking, process implementation, beyond industry applications. The program prepares students for careers in high level management and consulting in Information Systems planning, development and support. Students pursuing this specialization will focus on information technology, knowledge management, information security, and information systems impact at all levels of an organization. This specialization prepares students to be decision makers, planners, and evaluators of information systems options, platforms, and performance. Individuals with experience in computers and information systems and who are looking for a career in business management and consulting will receive more credibility and recognition from the market place.
Information Systems & ERM Course Topics Include:
Information technology
Systems and database management
Information security
Information systems
Online Information Systems & Enterprise Resource Management (DBA-ISERM) Course Curriculum:
The Doctorate of Business Administration in Information Systems and Enterprise Resource Management degree requires completion of 60 semester credits of coursework which includes 30 credits of Business Core courses, 15 credits of Information Systems and Enterprise Resource Management Specialization courses, a Comprehensive Competency Assessment, and 15 credits of Dissertation courses.
1. Business Core Courses: 30 Credits/10 Courses
A. Economics
- ECO 615 – Global Economy
B. Finance
- FIN 605 – Global Business Finance
C. Graduate Level Research
- GRC 600 – Doctoral Academic Study and Writing
- GRC 605 – Business Research Methodology and Quantitative Statistics
D. Management
- MGT 616 – Organizational Change and Development in Management System
- MGT 610 – Mastering Leadership: Theories and Concepts
- MGT 618 – International Business
- MGT 662 – Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management
E. Marketing
- MKT 640 – E-Commerce Models and Applications
- MKT 645 – Marketing Research in Consumer Behavior
2. Information Systems and Enterprise Resource Management Specialization
Courses: 15 Credits/5 Courses
- IST 630 – Information Technology in Organizations
- IST 635 – Managing IT Projects
- IST 638 – Knowledge Management: Concepts and Practices
- IST 639 – Enterprise Resource Planning and Management
- IST 655 – Effective Security Management
3. Comprehensive Competency Assessment: 0 Credits/1 Course
- Comprehensive Competency Assessment
4. Doctorate Dissertation Courses: 15 Credits/5 Courses
A. Graduate Level Research
- GRC 641 – Chapter 1 Dissertation Introduction
- GRC 642 – Chapter 2 Dissertation Literature Review
- GRC 643 – Chapter 3 Dissertation Methodology
- GRC 644 – Chapter 4 Dissertation Results and Findings
- GRC 645 – Chapter 5 Dissertation Conclusions and
Recommendations/Dissertation Presentation and Oral Defense
Or
B. Research Project
- DRP 801 – Introduction to Doctoral Research Project
- DRP 802 – Doctoral Research Project Literature Support
- DRP 803 – Doctoral Research Project Research Methodology
- DRP 804 – Doctoral Research Project Results and Findings
- DRP 805 – Doctoral Research Project Conclusions and Recommendations
