Program Overview: The Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) at American Management University is designed for business professionals who seek to advance their careers through a deep understanding of advanced business principles and the application of research to real-world business problems. This program focuses on the development of analytical and strategic skills, enabling graduates to generate solutions that significantly impact business practice and policy.

Curriculum Highlights:

• Advanced Business Strategies: Explore sophisticated strategies in global business, corporate governance, and financial management.
• Innovative Research Methods: Employ advanced qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-method research techniques to address complex business challenges.
• Leadership and Ethical Decision-Making: Develop skills in leadership, ethical reasoning, and decision-making processes in complex and diverse environments.
• Customization: Choose electives to specialize your program in areas such as Education Administration, Marketing, International Business, Leadership, Information Technology

Research and Dissertation:

• Research Proposal Development: Craft a detailed research proposal that addresses a pivotal issue in contemporary business.
• Applied Business Project: Execute a comprehensive research project that applies doctoral-level theory and research to a practical business problem. The dissertation should provide actionable insights and offer clear implications for business practice and strategy.

Professional Development:

• Executive Leadership Workshops: Engage in high-level workshops that enhance executive presence, strategic thinking, and global business acumen.
• Professional Networking Opportunities: Expand your professional network through access to business leaders, academic experts, and alumni via global conferences and AMU events.

Program Outcomes: Graduates are prepared to hold top executive positions in corporate, public, or non-profit organizations, or to become consultants or academics who contribute to the advancement of business theory and practice.

Admission Requirements: Candidates must possess a master’s degree. 

The program is 54 units in length and is expected to be completed in 36 to 48 months. Students who transfer in the maximum credits (27 units) may complete the program in 18 to 24 months.