Doctor in Business Administration
Program Description
The Doctor in Business Administration (DBA) program is intended for
graduates and executives who wish to specialize in the advanced level of
administrative and management functions of the general business
environment.
Vision
The Doctor in Business Administration program envisions itself as
the university’s flagship program in the development of globally
competitive leaders and professional managers who are generalists in
orientation yet strong in functional competencies in business
administration.
Mission
The Business Administration program is committed to make a difference in
the development of global managers who will be leaders, decision-makers,
and innovators in a rapidly changing world. Committed to intellectual
expertise, scholarly research and a spirit of community involvement, the
business administration program is designed to enhance skills in
analytical thinking, good judgment, innovation, and creativity.
Objectives
- To develop high quality leadership and expertise in the field of
business management to meet global standards
- To enhance conceptual
and analytical research skills in the field of business management
through the use of state-of-the-art technologies
- To strengthen research capabilities to meet national, regional,
and global growth and development
- To cultivate a culture of scholarship, mentoring,
professionalism, ethical and social responsibility, and humanism
Curriculum
- Foundation/Core (15 units)
- BA 730 Ethical Foundation of Enterprise Management
- BA 731 Contemporary Business Environment
- BA 732 Advanced Managerial Economics
- BA 733 Money and Capital Markets and Financial Management
- RH 700 Advanced Research Methods
- Major (24 units)
- BA 734 E-Business Information Management
- BA 735 E-Service Management
- BA 736 Social Responsibility and Executive Management
- BA 737 Risk Management and Insurance
- BA 738 Corporate Planning
- BA 739 International Business
- BA 740 Economic Theory and Policy Market
- BA 741 Cooperative Management
- Electives/Cognates (9 units)
- RH 710 Seminar in Dissertation Writing
- Any two (2) subjects from DPA or
DEM program
- Dissertation (12 units)
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