MBA DBA
The Dual Degree Pathway offers a combined subject of both the MBA and DBA programs is eligible students may select to enroll in earning both degrees when finished. The dual degree admits 21 units of Required MBA Courses, 30 units of Required DBA Courses, 30 units of Emphasis Courses and 30 units for the provision of a Master’s Capstone Project of 9 units coursework and a Doctoral Capstone Project of 15 units of coursework. The dual degree program expects completion of 105 semester units of course study derived from both programs.
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
MBA program has seven areas of emphasis; each emphasis has 15 units or 5 courses.
The MBA program expects 45 semester units of coursework that include 21 units of Required Courses, 15 units of emphasis Courses and 9 units for the Preparation of either a Master’s Capstone Project or Master’s Thesis.
MBA department
MBA – Banking and Finance
MBA – Healthcare Management and Leadership
MBA – Hollywood Business and Entertainment Management
MBA – Information Systems and Knowledge Management
MBA – International Management and Marketing
MBA – Organizational Development and Human Resource Management
MBA – Project Quality and Management
MBA DBA Dual Degree
Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)
The Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) program expects completion of 60 semester units of coursework that admits 30 units of Required Courses, 15 units of emphasis Courses and 15 units for a Doctoral Capstone Project or Dissertation Preparation. DBA programs center the application of possibility instead than on the development of new theory. The programs as also intended to prepare graduates for academic careers, the DBA.
DBA department
Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) – Entrepreneurship and Business Management
Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) – Global Business and Leadership
Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) – Healthcare Management and Leadership
Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) – Information Systems and Enterprise Resource Management