The course consists of the following programs:
1) DBA coursework:
Each student must successfully complete four doctoral level subjects (for a total of 64 points):
DBA711 Research Issues in Business
DBA712 Research Methodology for Business
DBA713 Developing a Literature Review
DBA714 Business Specialisation Research
and;
2) DBA Thesis
The student, under the direction of the appointed supervisors, will identify, analyse and propose solutions to current problems confronting professional practice in business through the application of knowledge, thereby improving professional practice or understanding.
The contribution to knowledge in a DBA thesis may encompass:
The thesis must contribute to knowledge in one or more of these ways.
Students will enrol in one of the following research subjects during the period of their candidature:
DBA717 Thesis (Full-time) (128 Points)
DBA718 Thesis (Part-time) (128 Points)
Full Time
Session 1
DBA711 Research Issues in Business
DBA712 Research Methodology for Business
Session 2
DBA713 Developing a Literature Review
DBA714 Business Specialisation Research
Sessions 3 to 6
DBA717 Thesis (Full-time) (128 Points)
Part Time
Session 1
DBA711 Research Issues in Business
Session 2
DBA712 Research Methodology for Business
Session 3
DBA713 Developing a Literature Review
Session 4
DBA714 Business Specialisation Research
Sessions 5 to 12
DBA718 Thesis (part-time) (128 Points)
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