The Doctorate of Business Administration (DBA-GEN) program prepares graduates for advancement in their current employment or new business career opportunities. While learning the most advanced decision-making skills and techniques, doctorate candidates also develop and hone research and writing skills required for high- level responsibility in academic and business environments.
The Doctorate of Business Administration (DBA-GEN) program prepares graduates for advancement in their current employment or new business career opportunities. While learning the most advanced decision-making skills and techniques, doctorate candidates also develop and hone research and writing skills required for high- level responsibility in academic and business environments.
1) Masters Degree
2) Curriculum Vitae / Professional Resume
3) Application for Admission
1) Masters Degree
2) Curriculum Vitae / Professional Resume
3) Application for Admission
Possible career avenues with a Doctorate of Business Administration from CIU.
Upon graduating from CIU with a DBA, individuals may be qualified to pursue executive positions and to manage large teams in the workplace, to pursue entrepreneurial opportunities to create their own businesses, or to work in an academic capacity as professors.
The program encourages executives, college or university professors, and consultants to use their professional backgrounds to explore, design, and manage large systems in the complex organizations of increasingly multifaceted and multi-sectored economy.
Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to:
• Demonstrate the use of effective communication to assess human resource business challenges and
opportunities associated with the global economy, competition, change, and uncertainty
• Construct and optimize information related to human resources to produce competitive market analysis
• Utilize applied research methods and business strategies to maximize business growth and development opportunities.
• Identify and analyze complex organizational concepts and explore alternative solutions to organizational and HR problems
• Apply critical thinking skills, ethical and legal perspectives, proven management theories and practices to analyze, evaluate, and decide on a wide range of human resource issues
The Doctorate of Business Administration degree requires completion of 60 semester credits of coursework which includes 30 credits of Business Core courses, 15 credits of Specialization Elective courses, a Comprehensive Competency Assessment, and 15 credits of Dissertation courses.
A. Research Project
B. Graduate Level Research