MBA | 12 months |AIB

DBA

A Doctorate of Business Administration is a widely recognised professional doctorate degree in Business and Management. It is normally the highest level of qualification available in these fields. The Doctorate of Business Administration program is designed to provide Managers and Leaders with a global perspective which emphasises the use of both practical and theoretical approaches.

The Core, Concentration, and Dissertation course syllabi are organised around this goal. The successful completion of class projects and assignments require research skills and the discovery of new knowledge as students search for solutions to problems in today's ever-changing environment.

Academic team

Well qualified and student oriented academic team.

Online

e-learning logistics have been set up to enable online learning

Progressive

AIB has always ventured into increased publications, affiliations, partnerships and accreditations

Flexible modules

15 Modules

Support team

Exceptional support team to facilitate your progress in the course.

On time completion

On time certification and closure.

The DBA programme has the following learing models to work with.

Seminar based Learning - Understanding the role of the “Seminar” learning model: Seminars are two (2) day heavy sessions that are led by a professor or equivalent staff members, to discuss topics and themes that are presented. A range of lecture slides, presentations, debates are included.

Lecture-based Learning - Lectures are held for two (2) days continuously. The session will include engaging content. Mostly tutor led. As it is a MBA based programme, there is going to be a number of communication and interaction that is professionally carried out. Lectures are tutor led, often PhD, DBA, Professors or Industry leaders who will lead the conversation.

One to one learning - DBA & MBA learners are encouraged to take part in one-to-one interaction with their peers. There is self-learning and reflective learning that is undertaken by students taking part in the sessions.