Program Educational Objectives
Graduates of the Doctor in Business Administration (DBA) Program are expected to have attained the following within 3 to 5 years after graduation:
- Demonstrated advanced systematic knowledge and skills in highly specialized/or complex interdisciplinary or multidisciplinary field of learning to solve crisis and create opportunities to grow and lead in the corporate world.
- Displayed strategic and innovative business concepts, or programs that contributed to the attainment of the goals for the company toward economic and social order.
- Contributed to the creation of ethical laws, regulations or codes that govern business transactions locally, nationally, and globally.
- Conducted business researches and contributed to the existing practical business management practices.
- Designed, organized and implemented community and social projects that uplifted the lives of the recipients, and promoted sustainable economic as well as environmental preservation and protection.
- Undertaken continuous learning and upgrading of one’s capability.
Program Outcomes
A DBA graduate should be able to:
- Embark on business research.
- Develop or design new business model, theories or principles.
- Present research papers.
- Pioneer new and innovative business concept, strategies and programs or projects.
- Appraise business environment and industry structure using different theoretical or conceptual frameworks.
- Create and execute strategic direction and action plan.
- Scrutinize, recommend and justify courses of action or possible solutions to an existing challenges or issues.
- Exhibit managerial and leadership skills.
- Stay abreast with economic trends and issues.
- Categorize and develop new ideas, process and systems for a business entity.
- Recognize and integrate technology in any business model.
