Doctorate in Business AdministrationThe disruptive environment in which businesses operate today is global, dynamic and poses a myriad of challenges for organisations and its leaders. The overall aim of this DBA online course is to develop the skills required of business leaders within the complexities of the fourth industrial revolution. In accordance with the University’s mission ‘to be a global home for enterprising and confident students and graduates’, this course provides a springboard to engagement with the wider world. The Business School is committed to the belief that business education should facilitate rather than constrain, and this course presents a flexible and well-balanced curriculum that addresses the changing needs of contemporary forward thinking businesses. Further course details can be found here Pricing options: Critical Issues in Policy, Organisation and Management Research (60 credits) / OBE5015-N / TU OnlineDescriptionExamine interdisciplinary approaches to research in policy, organisation and management, using theories and methods from fields like political science, economics, sociology and public administration. Build skills to critically evaluate policy and organisational challenges through analysis of diverse literature and research methods. Learn to synthesise existing knowledge, assess data and develop frameworks to produce literature reviews that support evidence-based policymaking, enhance governance and deepen scholarly insights. Interdisciplinary Research Design for Doctoral Students / OBE5016-N / TU OnlineDescriptionThe module incorporates diverse traditions within social sciences, introducing a range of research philosophies and methods. You gain the foundational understanding you need to critically engage with literature and make informed methodological choices in your research, including considerations of data analysis and ethics. |
