The Doctor of Business Administrationis designed:

• to provide doctoral study opportunities in the field of business for candidates with appropriate experience and qualifications
• to present an academic program of excellence linked to management development
• to develop superior levels of confidence in candidate's management skills.
• to foster abilities and competence in the processes of researching key areas of management and communicating the results of research to peer groups and society
• to provide extended and advanced training in management linked to workplace projects and investigations
• to strengthen relationships between Southern Cross University and management in the public and private sectors of Australia and internationally
  

• The first overseas doctor degree programme accredited by the Hong Kong Council of Academic Accreditation and Vocational Qualifications (HKCAAVQ). For more information, please refer to website of HKCAAVQ or EDB Local Post-Secondary Course website
  
• According to "The Good Universities Guide to 2005 Edition", Southern Cross University DBA programme has the highest enrollment rate in Australia.
• The completion rate of students in the Programme is higher than in most of the other DBA and PhD programmes in Australia.
• One of the oldest, biggest and most successful DBA programmes among Australian universities.
  

Doctor of Business Administration program requires the successful completion of a total of 24 units (or subjects) consisting of the following:

• 4 Business Administration units
• 4 Research Units
• 16 Thesis Units

Business Administration 4 Units out of the following:

*International Finance for Managers

Organizational Behavior

Marketing Management

Management Information Systems

International Marketing

Strategic Management in the Global Context

Processes of Management

Human Resource Management

Project Organization and Management

Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management

Global Purcharing Management

Integrated Logistics Management

International Contract Management

Supply Network Strategy

E-Commerce for Managers

* CEF Supported course

- Application Guideline

- CEF Application Procedure for New Students admitted by HKIT after 1 April 2010

EDU03262 - Qualitative Research Methods

EDU03263 - Quantitative Research Methods

EDU03264 - Professional Doctorate Research Proposal (Double weight)

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