Doctorate in Business Administration and Global Management
- Feb 17
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The Doctorate in Business Administration and Global Management is a 100% research-based doctoral study pathway designed for senior professionals, executives, entrepreneurs, and academic leaders who aim to generate impactful knowledge in the fields of business strategy, leadership, and global management.
This doctorate study program is positioned at a level equivalent to EQF Level 8 and corresponds to the third European cycle of higher education. It is structured to foster advanced analytical thinking, independent research capability, and high-level strategic decision-making within complex international environments.
The program is built around seven structured modules, carefully designed to guide candidates from advanced theoretical foundations to independent scholarly contribution:
Four research-focused modules that develop advanced research design, quantitative and qualitative methodologies, data analytics, academic writing, and publication readiness.
Two general modules that strengthen interdisciplinary understanding, ethics, governance, and global leadership perspectives.
One specialized module dedicated to Business Administration and Global Management, addressing contemporary global markets, innovation ecosystems, sustainability, and cross-border organizational strategy.
The program culminates in an original doctoral thesis supported by structured research activities, supervision, and academic review. Candidates are expected to contribute new insights that address real-world business challenges, global transformation, digital disruption, and sustainable development in international management contexts.
With a minimum duration of 18+ months, the program offers flexibility for experienced professionals. While there is a defined minimum study period, candidates may extend their research timeline to ensure depth, quality, and meaningful scholarly contribution.
This doctorate study program is designed for those who seek to move beyond operational leadership into thought leadership — shaping strategy, influencing policy, and contributing to the global business knowledge community through rigorous research and intellectual innovation.


