The Newman DBA degree program provides experienced professionals and academics with advanced skills and credentials in business beyond the MBA.
Using a scholar-practitioner model, the program seeks to graduate students who are grounded in both theory and research who can also recognize problems in the modern workplace, examine them closely, propose productive solutions, and create new knowledge.
 | Scholar-Practitioner Teaching and Research Model |
 | Hybrid Delivery Model Provides Balance of Home, Life and Career Throughout the Program |
 | Competitive hourly credit at $920 / credit hour. See tuition & fees |
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Career Pathways
In Doctor of Business Administration
Newman University’s Doctor of Business Administration provides you with the knowledge and relevant skills to set you on the path further your career.
Our DBA graduates are likely to find careers in:
- Aviation
- Finance
- Higher Education
- Entrepreneurship
- Accounting
- Data Analytics
- Artificial Intelligence
- Agriculture
Curriculum
DBA Degree Learning Outcomes
In light of our mission and purpose, the faculty of the School of Business have established the following program learning outcomes for the DBA program. Each student will be able to:
- Identify, execute, and interpret appropriate research methods so as to investigate and test constructs/hypotheses and perform effective business analysis.
- Create and evaluate advanced theoretical and applied research in the subject area of business administration.
- Evaluate programs for the improvement of business and organizational practices.
- Evaluate ethical situations in business, especially in light of Newman University’s Catholic identity and mission.
- Demonstrate advanced written and oral communication skills consistent with the expectations of either an academic career at a teaching-oriented institution or an executive career within industry.
Fellowship Opportunities
DBA Fellowship Grants for up to $3,200 per academic year (Fall, Spring, Summer)
Fellowship grants are available to qualifying non profit as well as state and private educational institutions.
