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Posted Jan 11, 2018 20:53

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Duncan

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Posted Jan 12, 2018 15:27

Hi Franco. Which schools are you considering for your DBA, and why do you want one? I strongly recommend you look at AACSB-accredited schools if you want to teach in business schools. Is there a part-time PhD program that suits you? The PhD is better understood than the DBA.

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Duncan

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Posted Jan 12, 2018 22:49

If you don't want to teach then it doesn't really matter. Bradford and Manchester are very good.

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Duncan

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Posted Jan 14, 2018 20:12

I am not sure what you mean about retakes. Just attend a AACSB school.

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Posted Jan 17, 2018 19:02

My main goal is to provide more support to my knowledge and experience in business management.

Although it is not the main goal but also am thinking about relocation in Europe.

Do you think that a DBA is really the best way to go about fulfilling these goals? Why not just do an MBA from an accredited school, and use the school's career services to help you find a job?

Unless you plan on teaching or doing some other kind of academic work I don't really think the DBA is that valuable of a degree.

[quote]My main goal is to provide more support to my knowledge and experience in business management.

Although it is not the main goal but also am thinking about relocation in Europe.
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Do you think that a DBA is really the best way to go about fulfilling these goals? Why not just do an MBA from an accredited school, and use the school's career services to help you find a job?

Unless you plan on teaching or doing some other kind of academic work I don't really think the DBA is that valuable of a degree.

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Duncan

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Posted Jan 17, 2018 19:52

Excellent point. A doctorate will teach you research skills rather than business management. You will create a very small amount of knowledge rather than acquire very much.

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