Prepare for a teaching career at the college or university level, a leadership position in academia, or advancement as a business executive or consultant. Attaining the highest-level of academic excellence, the Doctor of Business Administration (D.B.A.) degree through Saint Leo’s Donald R. Tapia School of Business, is an achievement of consequence.
The D.B.A. is an advanced degree program that can provide you with the research, critical analysis, and application skills that will enable you to make intellectual contributions to your chosen field of business study.
Saint Leo University is committed to fostering a new form of values-based leadership for the 21st century – one that is critical to creating vibrant and sustainable economies, organizations, and world communities.
Saint Leo’s D.B.A. program provides:
Designed with the needs of today’s highly mobile professionals in mind, the Doctor of Business Administration degree program is a unique blend of online and classroom learning designed to fit your busy life.
The format includes three separate one-week seminars at University Campus during the intersession break. All other courses are eight-week modules taken one at a time and delivered through our nationally acclaimed online platform.
The coursework and dissertation will generally take three to four years to complete, depending upon the student, though students are permitted to take a maximum of seven years.
The Donald R. Tapia School of Business provides a values-centered education that develops tomorrow’s business leaders with exceptional skills and the ability to take ethical and effective action. We emphasize the core Benedictine values of community, respect for all, and responsible stewardship, along with the values of excellence, personal development, and integrity.
The D.B.A. program offers an exceptional curriculum with solid course requirements that provide essential business knowledge. For example, you will study at an advanced level the significance of values and ethics as they relate to global leadership, human behavior in organizations, business innovation and entrepreneurship, analytics for decision making, human resources in multinational organizations, and strategic management.
Applications are being accepted now for D.B.A. students who will begin study in December 2013. Additional cohorts will be forming for commencing in Spring and Fall 2014.
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