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Doctorate of Business Administration (DDBA) 801

Current Research
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Status:

Open

Delivery mode:

Online

Credits:

3

Area of study:

Business

Prerequisites:

None

Precluded:

None

Faculty:

Faculty of Business

Overview

This course introduces students to the latest research that is being conducted in management. Students will select critical readings in their area of research interest for discussion, and will learn about research questions and the literature review. Students will be able to examine their own research interests in light of the prevailing work in their field, thus reflecting on their own contributions to the literature.

Athabasca University Library: Students are encouraged to browse the Library's Web site to review the Library collection of journal databases, electronic journals, and digital reference tools: http://library.athabascau.ca.

Important links

  • DBA Overview
  • DBA Course Schedule

Athabasca University reserves the right to amend course outlines occasionally and without notice. Courses offered by other delivery methods may vary from their individualized study counterparts.

Updated October 27, 2021

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