- Award
- DBA
- Course length
- 3-4 years
- Mode of Attendance
- Full-time
- Academic school
- Aberdeen Business School
- Teaching locations
- Garthdee
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The Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) is a professional doctorate which provides a dynamic, research-based view of real world management issues.
This course is designed to generate new knowledge and understanding which will contribute to enhancing the policies and practices of modern management. It was created at Aberdeen Business School in conjunction with public and private sector leaders to encourage future leaders to enhance their professional careers and provide a route for them to gain academic recognition. A DBA is equivalent in terms of academic study to a PhD but more applied in nature.
Students on the course will have the opportunity to blend the latest academic thinking with business knowledge, skills and practice, to enable them to make a significant contribution to the enhancement of professional practice. The Aberdeen DBA has been specifically designed to:
It is studied full-time over 3-4 years and part-time or distance learning over 4-6 years.
The DBA programme will give you a foundation in research methods and offer you the opportunity to research in one or more of the following areas:
In the first taught stage you will consolidate and extend your specialist knowledge and research competence and advance your research proposal.
In the second stage you will take your proposal forward to a full dissertation.
The DBA is a challenging programme demanding a combination of intellectual ability and experience. We welcome applicants from across the world. To qualify for consideration you will need to demonstrate:
For Academic Year 2013/2014
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For Academic Year 2012/2013
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For Academic Year 2011/2012
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All course fees are reviewed annually and subject to change. Published fees apply to the course's mode of delivery.
For further information see Student Finance pages
All applications should be made via the University's application form for research students, which is available using the web link below. Completed application forms should be accompanied by:
For more information go to Applying to become a research student