Business Administration (DBA) Doctorate

Bachelor's degree

In Winchester

£ 20,992 VAT inc.

Description

  • Type

    Bachelor's degree

  • Location

    Winchester

Distinctive features of the Winchester DBA include leading-edge teaching in Contemporary Research Methods with experts sharing the latest developments in social media, online methodologies and insight management. In addition, weekend teaching (Friday and Saturday) enables candidates to organise their studies more easily around work commitments. Winchester also provides a learningenvironment that stretches and challenges participants in the areas of values and ethics helping to develop responsible, creative and future-thinking thought leaders who make a significant impact in their field.The first two years of the programme are delivered via taught modules which equip students with the knowledge and skills required for the research phase of the thesis. This taught period culminates in the implementation of a pilot project which enables candidates to develop the advanced research skills necessary for successful completion of the thesis. A particular feature of these stages is the use of action learning sets, facilitated by experienced research-active academics, where students share their learning and experience and provide each other with both support and challenge.

Facilities

Location

Start date

Winchester (Hampshire)
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University Of Winchester, SO22 4NR

Start date

On request

About this course


Students are expected to attend six weekend workshops per year (consisting of a Friday and Saturday) to support the completion the modules prior to commencing the thesis.Various teaching methods are used dependent on the nature of the subject and the size of the group. These methods include lectures, action learning, peer review, presentations and student-led seminars. A central feature of the weekend programmes is the action learning set discussions focused on professional practice development and progress with the modules. The sets include staff-facilitated discussions where peers offer each other feedback, support and challenge around each other's work. Further support is offered in the form of a personal advisor who will be accessible to students as they pursue their studies between the workshops.Programme Leader Dr Karen Blakeley

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Subjects

  • Business and Administration
  • Pilot
  • Ethics
  • Teaching
  • Business Administration

Course programme

  • The Critical Reflective Practitioner
  • Thought Leadership in Context
  • Maximising Engagement and Impact
  • Philosophy, Methodology and Ethics of Research
  • Contemporary Research Methods
  • Pilot Study
  • Thesis

Business Administration (DBA) Doctorate

£ 20,992 VAT inc.