Created for managers, leaders, consultants, and educators, WilmU’s D.B.A. degree program enhances the competencies of its candidates, enabling them to make significant management and leadership contributions to their organizations and make those organizations more competitive. The Doctor of Business Administration degree equips candidates to become critical thought leaders within their profession.
You’ll learn to conduct and translate research and use leading-edge methodologies from faculty with esteemed executive and scholarly credentials. This doctoral business degree’s cohort model fosters collaboration with fellow candidates whose diverse experiences enrich your study and broaden your professional network.
WilmU’s IACBE-accredited D.B.A. degree program integrates theory with practice, emphasizing critical thinking, disciplined inquiry, leadership management, communication skills and ethics. Available 100% online, the D.B.A. degree program provides flexibility to fit your life and learning needs.
You’ll partner with an organization and industry leader to develop and explore a critical evaluation research project/dissertation that puts your D.B.A. course work into action. Faculty provide close support and mentorship to ensure your D.B.A. capstone project is meaningful, engaging and relevant to industry needs.
Accredited D.B.A. The Wilmington University D.B.A. is accredited by the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education.
Cost of a typical 3-credit doctoral degree course.
Wilmington University tuition is based on cost-per-credit.
You only pay for the courses you need to complete your Doctor of Business Administration degree.
A D.B.A. degree opens the door to C-level positions as successful business executives, and provides the credentials necessary to teach at the college level
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Wilmington University's D.B.A. program taught me to think outside the box. Businesses cannot grow by doing the same thing year after year. Leaders must innovate, motivate, communicate, and promote change. At WilmU, I learned to lead. — Keith Pettiford
