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Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) |
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CRICOS Code: |
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019856G (24 units - 24 months) |
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043415K (24 units - 30 months) |
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Duration |
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Candidates with a credit-average MBA equivalent to an Australian MBA receive advanced standing for 4 units and may finish their DBA program in 20 months (5 trimesters) by completing 4 units each trimester. Alternatively, they can elect to undertake the program over 28 months (7 trimesters) by completing 3 units each trimester (and 2 units in the final trimester). Tuition fees are the same for the 2 durations. Candidates who do not receive any advanced standing may finish their DBA program in 24 months (6 trimesters) by completing 4 units each trimester. Alternatively, they can elect to undertake the program over 32 months (8 trimesters) by completing 3 units each trimester. Tuition fees are the same for the 2 durations. 3 or 4 sessions over 12 or 16 months (part-time options available to Australian students)
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Sydney CBD (Close to Darling Harbour, University of Technology Sydney, Chinatown, and five minutes walk from Sydney Central Station) |
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Admission Criteria |
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Admission criteria for the DBA program include academic qualifications, management experience, an appropriate DBA research topic and proficiency in English. the applicant must have;
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have completed: a recognised MBA; or a recognised Masters degree in any discipline; or an Australian Honours degree in any discipline at upper second level or better; or a qualification equivalent to an Honours or Masters degree; have appropriate business, public sector or professional practice experience;• submit a brief research proposal on a research topic that is a business topic or topic with strong business relevance (an outline of what is required in your submission is provided below);
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Academic IELTS 7.0 with no less than 6.5 in any band; or |
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TOEFL 600 with no less than 5.0 in the Test of Written English; or |
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1 or 2 year work experience |
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Computer-based TOEFL 250 with no less than 5.0 in the essay rating; or |
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MNG03047 Qualitative Research
Methods |
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MNG03048 Quantitative Research
Methods |
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MNG03049 Preliminary Literature
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MNG03050 Research Proposal |
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MNG03051 Thesis Unit 1 of 16 |
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MNG03052 Thesis Unit 2 of 16 |
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MNG03053 Thesis Unit 3 of 16 |
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MNG03054 Thesis Unit 4 of 16 |
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MNG03055 Thesis Unit 5 of 16 |
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MNG03056 Thesis Unit 6 of 16 |
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MNG03057 Thesis Unit 7 of 16 |
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MNG03058 Thesis Unit 8 of 16 |
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MNG03059 Thesis Unit 9 of 16 |
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MNG03060 Thesis Unit 10 of 16 |
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MNG03061 Thesis Unit 11 of 16 |
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MNG03062 Thesis Unit 12 of 16 |
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MNG03063 Thesis Unit 13 of 16 |
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MNG03064 Thesis Unit 14 of 16 |
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MNG03065 Thesis Unit 15 of 16 |
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MNG03066 Thesis Unit 16 of 16 |
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Business Administration Units: Candidates have an extensive choice of units to study on campus, supported by regular classes, excellent printed study materials and online resources. Classes for each unit are typically conducted once weekly, Monday to Friday, and are normally of 3 hours duration. Preparatory Stage Units: Candidates are provided with study materials and meet on a regular basis for tutorials. Thesis Supervision: Upon completion of the Quantitative Research Methods unit in the DBA preparatory stage, a supervisor is appointed to support the candidate for the remainder of the program, which results in the production and submission of the DBA thesis for examination. Candidates communicate regularly with supervisors via email, phone, fax, and regular face-to-face meetings. Workshops: Twice yearly, DBA candidates studying on campus and by distance in Australia and offshore, come together for structured workshops at the Tweed Gold Coast campus. The workshops provide wonderful opportunities for meeting other candidates, comparing progress, exchanging tips, exploring different research methodologies, receiving advice from experts in a broad range of research areas, confirming examination requirements, networking with business leaders and developing ongoing associations and dialogue with fellow candidates.
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Candidates are assessed in each business administration unit on the basis of written and oral assignments. These may be essays, research papers, video or audio presentations, case analyses, or problem solutions. The usual weighting of assessment marks between assignments and examinations is about 50 per cent to each. Preparatory stage units are assessed through research outputs. Thesis units are not formally assessed during the thesis- writing process. The completed DBA thesis is submitted for examination to internal and external examiners appointed by the Graduate Research College.
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3 intakes per year
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January session
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May Session |
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September Session |
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Fees and Charges (for 2008) |
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International Students |
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Admission/enrolment fee- non refundable fee of AU$ 200 |
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Tuition fee: AU$ 2000 per unit.
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Australian Students |
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Admission/enrolment fee- non refundable fee of AU$ 200 |
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Tuition fee: AU$ 1500 per unit.
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