2 Doctorates with 2 Majors

Dual Doctorate – DBA & Ph. D

DOCTORAL PROGRAMME Dual Doctorate – DBA & Ph. D.

• DBA – DOCTORATE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PROGRAMME

Your selection, Major in : Leadership and Innovation

• PH.D. – DOCTORATE OF PHILOSOPHY PROGRAM

 Your selection, Major in : International Business & Global Management (IBGM)

Why your Dual DBA and Ph.D. degree program at the Swiss SGSB Business School?

A Postgraduate Dual DBA & Ph.D. at the Swiss SGSB Business School in Switzerland comprises of the following benefits:

  • Exclusivity one-to-one access to our world-class faculty
  • Cutting edge knowledge access to the latest relevant theories and research
  • Tailor-made study helping you solve an issue in your organization
  • Future-proofing preparation for the future in an uncertain world

New academic theories and practices can take decades to reach the ‘factory floor’, but as a Dual doctorate (DBA and Ph.D.) participant you will have direct access to the latest ground- breaking ideas in academia and learn how to apply them to the activities of your organization with the support of an experienced and well-matched supervisor, and a board of practitioners that can provide high-level input.

You will join like-minded senior executives to study at the Swiss SGSB Business School in Switzerland, our new state-of-the-art teaching facilities bringing our experienced academic and teaching prowess to the heart of Leman lake, along the Swiss Riviera.

 

Dual Doctorate DBA and Ph.D. Program

We offer nine semesters, but within three-years to earn separately dual doctoral DBA, and Ph.D. program with specialization in six majors. You should enroll for efficiently dual doctoral studies if you want to pursue research or an academic career in the future. Alternatively, you may aim at future career in strategic management and consultancy at your higher position, where strong analytic skills are required. You will need to have an area of interest that you will devote yourself to. You will need a strong desire for gaining knowledge and learning new skills.

The Dual DBA and PhD Combined program merges both theoretical aspects of the PhD along with the practical orientation of the DBA program to produce a more holistic approach to management scholarship.

As such the program is the flagship program at the Swiss Graduate School of Business (The Swiss SGSB Business School). The program requires in-depth research on the scholarship within the chosen domain along with an exploration of actionable items addressing a real world managerial problem.

The skill of the Candidate is brought to the fore by thoroughly exploring both these aspects and creating a fluid and seamless integration between the two.

Graduates of the program are comfortable both within the academic and professional domains and can easily move between them demonstrating their skill with regards to theory and implementation.

This creates higher personal and professional ability and worth which translates to greater opportunity within professional and academic careers.

 

Key Benefits
  • Flexible course length, it can be completed in shortest 1.5 years (learning module #5 to #6) and all others 2 to 3 years, however, you may extend maximum 4 to 5 years at your convenience.
  • The program is studied part-time and designed for working professionals who have the motivation to expand their knowledge/skills and get a degree without interrupting their work
  • Benefit from direct involvement by the Swiss SGSB Business School research community
  • While the degree is awarded by the Swiss Graduate School of Business, the workshops are conducted at the Swiss campus which provides access to the region with major private and public organizations such as Nestle, Procter and Gamble, United Nations, WIPO, ILO, World Trade Organization, WHO, Red Cross, ABB, and others)
  • Flexible participation to the taught phase workshops, online or in person

 

Self-Research Doctorate for Option #1 to #4

A research doctorate is what most of us think of when we hear the term “doctoral degree.” These are classic Doctorate programs which focus heavily on generating original research for publication in a peer-reviewed journal and prepare students for a future of research or instruction as a tenure-track university professor. Most people who pursue a research doctorate progress straight from their master’s degree into a Doctorate program. Research doctorate programs require students to create and defend a dissertation as part of their studies and tend to take about 1-2 years longer to earn than an equivalent professional doctorate, although this varies greatly by subject and program. Examples of this type of doctorate include:

Doctorates fall broadly into two types: Research Doctorates and Professional Doctorates. Both are terminal degrees, and both allow the earner to use the term “doctor” in reference to themselves. The difference between the two lies in the process required to earn them and their career applications.

6 Options To Choose Earning DBA & Ph.D. Degrees

Professional Dual Doctorate for Option #5 and #6

These career-oriented terminal degrees only for work experience minimum of 10 years, over than 35 years old. Professional doctorate focuses less on research and more on the application of existing knowledge within one’s field of expertise.

Most people who enter a professional doctorate program have practical experience in their field and opt to earn a professional doctorate in order to move into a top-tier leadership role. In a professional doctorate program, you’ll be training to solve real-world problems and become a high-level agent of change. As such, you won’t be expected to generate original research (i.e. a dissertation), but to find new applications for existing knowledge, often referred to as applied research.

Doctorate Timetable Module Schedule

Quick Facts

Structure of Doctoral Studies

Course Structure

Year 1 Semester 1

  • Foundations of Doctoral Studies

Year 1 Semester 2

  • Introduction to Doctoral Studies in Management

Year 1 Semester 3

  • Dissertation Methodology and Literature Review
  • Data Analysis
  • Quantitative Research Methods

Year 2 Semester 4

  • Research in Social Sciences Year 2 Semester 5
  • Multivariate Data Analysis
  • Qualitative Research Methods Year 2 Semester 6
  • Probability and Statistics
  • Critical Thinking and Decision Making

Year 3 Semester 7

  • Doctoral Proposal and confirmation

Year 3 Semester 8

  • Research Design and Planning
  • International Business

Year 3 Semester 9

  • Doctoral Seminar
Doctorate Program Details

Program Structure

Program Description

The program is designed for only managers with a minimum experience of 5 years (in exceptional cases of 3 years) for learning program option #1 to #4, and minimum experience of 10 years of executives for learning program option #5 to #6, of which at least a partial experience has been in a managerial position, and professionals who need to use the principles of applied management research to solve practical problems. The program is carried out in English and is completed by obtaining the title “DBA” and “Ph.D.” two separated degree diploma with two separated specialized majors from the Swiss Graduate School of Business. Prerequisite for entry into the program is also a Master’s degree or an MBA degree.

The main characteristic of the Dual DBA and Ph.D. Program is the joint and acquisition of deep knowledge and the use of the principles in scientific work, especially scientific research methodology, to solve a complex problem of a company or economic practice.

The program is designed for only managers with a minimum experience of 5 years (in exceptional cases of 3 years) for learning program option #1 to #4, and minimum experience of 10 years of executives for learning program option #5 to #6, of which at least a partial experience has been in a managerial position, and professionals who need to use the principles of applied management research to solve practical problems. The program is carried out in English and is completed by obtaining the title “DBA” and “Ph.D.” two separated degree diploma with two separated specialized majors from the Swiss Graduate School of Business. Prerequisite for entry into the program is also a Master’s degree or an MBA degree.

Teaching takes place in class for attending students, online or in a hybrid form, through modules of direct teaching. Another learning modules consists of individual consultations with the supervisor or other designated mentors and Self-study with an independent creative work. The Dual doctorate program is concluded by fulfilling all study obligations and upon a successful defense of a written Doctorate dissertation in front of a committee.

Program Details and Facts

Program type:

Postgraduate

Study mode:

In class, Hybrid-Online, Full Time, Individual

Start dates:

September and February

Duration:

9 semesters (3 Years)

Credits: Totally Value of 210 ECTS Credits DBA : 90 ECTS

Ph.D.: 120 ECTS

Language:

English

 

Dual Degree Diplomas Awarded:

DBA, Doctorate of Business Administration and Ph.D. with a Major (your specialized major)

Provided by the SGSB, Private Business and Management Institute of Education, with our 15 partner Universities, Business Schools, this program is also available by distance learning, allowing you to study flexibly while balancing professional work and personal life.

SGSB Switzerland ECTS Credits

Learning Outcomes
Subject-specific knowledge
  • Have an advanced knowledge and understanding of the context and nature of the world of organizations in contemporary societies, an understanding of organizational dynamics in general, and the models and methods appropriate to study them
  • Have an understanding of the problems and issues in researching the ecology of organizations
  • Have an understanding of typical biases and argumentational fallacies, and knowledge of how to avoid these mistakes
  • Have an understanding of the relationships between theory fragments of organizational ecology and other competing theories, such as institutional theory or the theory of industrial organizations.
Subject-specific skills
  • Ability to critically evaluate theories of organizations
  • Ability to critically evaluate different research practices
  • Ability to develop appropriate research strategies to address theoretical and practical challenges, in particular:
    • the use of archival data
    • developing time series; dealing with missing data point issues, and censoring
    • the ability to use event history analysis to estimate transitions rates, vital rates
    • theory development, non-monotonic reasoning techniques, theory unification.
Key skills
  • Ability to make an initial formulation and articulation of a potential scheme of research
  • Ability to understand and resolve the problems and issues in undertaking doctoral research
  • Ability to formulate, articulate and complete a scheme of research at doctoral level
  • Enhanced personal effectiveness
  • Effective written communication
  • Advanced skills of self-awareness and time management

 

Modes of Teaching, Learning and Assessment and how these contribute to the learning outcomes of the module
  • The module will be delivered in a workshop format over an intensive three-day teaching

block. Workshops will comprise a balanced mix of lecture- and seminar-type delivery combined with small group discussions and other activities as appropriate to the nature of the material.

  • Learning will also occur through tutor-supported, as well as self-support learning groups. There will also be on-line teaching support through a module blog. Finally, guided reading will address key topics. This range of methods will ensure that students will acquire the advanced skills and knowledge to enable them to develop a thorough understanding of this specialist field of study.
  • The summative assessment will comprise a 30-minute oral examination and accompanying written assignment, to prepare students for subsequent stages of the programme – ultimately the doctoral thesis/viva.
Summative assessment

Written assignment designed to test students’ knowledge and understanding of the subject matter and their ability to articulate a researchable issue, 5,000 words.

Formative assessment

Individual-based presentations and tutor feedback within workshops; individual 3500-word assignment.

6 Options DBA & Ph.D. Tuition Fees

6 Specialized Majors
  • Business Administration (BA)

  • Leadership & Innovation (LI)

  • International Business & Global Management (IBGM)

  • International Tourism Management (ITM)

  • International Relations & Diplomacy (IRD)

  • International Marketing (IM)

DOCTORAL PROGRAMME

• DBA – DOCTORATE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PROGRAMME

• PHD PROGRAM

DBA – Doctor of Business Administration

The DBA degree is designed to provide business leaders, executives and professionals an opportunity to pursue the next step beyond their MBA or equivalent qualification.

It is equivalent in stature to a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree, but distinct in that candidates pursue applied research rather than theoretical knowledge. The goal of the DBA is to design organisational interventions which help address real- world challenges, and then to evaluate, assess and test the effectiveness of those interventions, and to communicate the findings so that both the world of practice and the world of research can benefit. In this way, the DBA candidates generate new knowledge – the ultimate criterion for the award of a Doctoral degree.

Our DBA is designed to produce scholar-practitioners who can enhance their organisation’s performance through evidence-based practice. It is distinctive in that the goal is the design and creation of an intervention, and rigorous evaluation of the effectiveness of that intervention. The programme therefore addresses three core areas: developing a clear understanding of the nature of the problem(s) or challenges to be addressed; understanding the relevant bodies of knowledge across management, innovation and strategy that may inform an intervention; and designing a research and data strategy to evaluate the effectiveness of the intervention.

In pursuing these goals, the DBA brings together our world leading faculty, a unique degree programme designed to impart critical skills at the highest level, and organisational leaders and entrepreneurs with the desire and ability to make change in their organisations.

 

1. DOCTOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

A. Why SGSB Business School in Switzerland?

A DBA at SGSB Business School in Switzerland comprises of the following benefits:

  • Exclusivity – one-to-one access to our world-class faculty

  • Cutting edge knowledge – access to the latest relevant theories and

    research

  • Tailor-made study – helping you solve an issue in your organisation

  • Future-proofing – preparation for the future in an uncertain world

New academic theories and practices can take decades to reach the ‘factory floor’, but as a DBA participant you will have direct access to the latest ground- breaking ideas in academia, and learn how to apply them to the activities of your organisation with the support of an experienced and well-matched supervisor, and a board of practitioners that can provide high-level input.

You will join like-minded senior executives to study at SGSB Business School in Switzerland, our new state-of-the-art teaching facilities at The Shard, bringing our experienced academic and teaching prowess to the heart of Leman lake, along the Swiss Riviera.

 

Are you ready for a SGSB world?

A DBA at SGSB will guarantee and help you to prepare for the future of business, in a constantly changing world. You will learn to look at issues from different angles supported by different theories, taught by world-class research academics. You will also benefit from the experience and support of your fellow DBA participants, sharing ideas and creating solutions to issues in an often volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous business world.

Turning theory into practice

Our Professors of Practice are senior, very successful business and industry practitioners, who are experts in facilitating academic research. They can provide high-level input and recommendations to assist you through the process of identifying the academic knowledge and theories most relevant to your chosen issue, and how to apply them in the context of your organisation through practical solutions.

 

 
2. DOCTOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

A. CourseStructure

Duration

Intensively 2 years, Maximum can be completed within 5 years.

Your research training will include nine 3 day workshops and two 1.5 day workshops at The Shard, delivered by leading WBS faculty. Workshops integrate content, theory, design and research methods, through a review of relevant literature.

  • Year 1: five 3~5 days workshops and supervision

  • Year 2: four 3~5 days workshops and two 1.5~3.5 days workshops and supervision

Workshops are themed on: strategic management; leading for change and organisational development; systematic literature review; qualitative research methods; quantitative research methods; academic writing; entrepreneurship; innovation and technology; digital transformation.

Your training will give you access to cutting-edge academic knowledge and design science tools to develop solutions to challenges you face in your organisation and industry.

The DBA focuses on critical analysis of three broad arenas of scholarship: strategy, organization, and people, as well as the areas in which these fields overlap.

 

Milestones

There are a number of non-assessed milestones across your study period. These help to develop softer skills and application of theory to your writing. At each of these milestones, you will receive tailored feedback from a panel of senior academics to help finesse your project and ensure your research is on-track.

In addition, there are formal milestones in the form of programme review panels where you share and discuss your work with an expert panel, who provide you with important feedback and direction. In order to progress, you are required to pass these milestones.

Portfolio

You will ultimately produce a portfolio of work that presents evidence for a thorough situation analysis, systematic literature review, synthesis of extant knowledge, problem description, solution design, and implementation evaluation. Your portfolio may also include publication in scholarly and/or practice oriented outlets. The requirement for the award of the degree will be to demonstrate innovation in the application of knowledge and in doing so, its extension to the analysis of novel problems in business and management contexts.

 

 
3. DOCTOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

A. Supervision

Supervision will be provided through a mix of face-to-face meetings at SGSB Business School in Switzerland, or email and online interaction.

You will be assigned a supervisor with the relevant expertise. Typically, they will be a research active academic who will provide expert advice and guidance on content and research methods.

In addition, you will have access to a board of practitioners, individually known as WBS Professors of Practice (experienced executives who are also scholar practitioners) who can provide support and guidance on process and development of the portfolio.

Finding a supervisor

Our faculty is made up of world leading experts from every field of business and management. They all are qualified with their doctorate degree from world-wide. All of our faculty are research-active and the majority supervise doctoral research.

 

 
4. DOCTOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

A. Entry Requirements

You’ll need to show us you have not only the intellectual capabilities, but also the stamina, drive and commitment necessary to undertake independent study. You will have a conversation with our programme academics to discuss the requirements of the programme, and current issues within your organisation that you would like the programme to address during your research.

Academic and professional requirements

You will need both of the following:

  • An upper second class honours at Undergraduate level (or equivalent) plus a good MBA or other Masters degree

  • A minimum of 5 years senior management experience

Please note these are minimum entry requirements and, as there are a limited number of places available on the programme, we will select the candidates with the best academic and professional credentials and whose research interests are aligned with the available expertise in SGSB Business School in Switzerland. Applicants who meet all of these criteria will be interviewed by the Academic Dean Prof.Dr.Johnny KIM before an offer of a place can be made.

English language requirements

If English is not your first language, you must meet a minimum overall standard in a recognised test of English, examples are shown below. You must show a good balance across all sections of the test and it must have been taken within two years starting the course. SGSB Business School in Switzerland will require your certificates as evidence.

 

 
5. DOCTOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

A. Fees

The fee entry to the Doctor of Business Administration is payable in the following instalments:

Year 1.

  • Semester 1: CHF.10,000

  • Semester 2: CHF.10,000

  • Semester 3: CHF.10,000

    Year 2.

  • Semester 4: CHF.10,000

  • Semester 5: CHF.10,000

  • Semester 6: CHF.10,000

Please note

the minimum allowable duration of part-time degrees at the SGSB Business School in Switzerland is six(6) semesters, two(2) years, with a maximum allowable period of five(5) years.

What’s included

The fee includes study materials, registration, tuition, supervision, lunch and dinner at induction, lunches and refreshments during workshop attendance, dinner and refreshments at the supervisors event, executive coaching sessions, access to the SGSB Distinguished Seminar Series and other senior events advertised across the SGSB Business School in Switzerland, the option to book SGSB facilities at The Shard for private/group study purposes outside of workshop attendance, use of SGSB Business School in Switzerland campus student facilities, hot-desking facilities at the University’s main campus, free black and white printing allowance, free car parking (where available), All Cohorts Annual Dinner. Your AMP Certificate program is included, free of charge.

It excludes residential accommodation, travel, costs in relation to research and data collection, thesis printing and binding, thesis resubmission fee (if required), graduation robes and photographs, graduation ceremony.

An Executive level of support is provided throughout your DBA journey, with enhanced cross-networking opportunities via social activities, extended feedback sessions and first-class supervision provided from experts across the school and wider SGSB Business School in Switzerland.

How to pay

You can pay your tuition fee in a lump sum at the start of the academic year, or you can pay in instalments throughout the year (50%: 25%: 25%). Must discuss with an Academic Dean.

To secure your place on the course you must lodge a CHF.2,000 deposit with us within four weeks of receiving your offer. The deposit is part of the total fee, not an additional cost..

Benefits for SGSB Alumni

We offer a 15% fee discount for the alumni of SGSB Business School in Switzerland or any SGSB partner universities.

 

 
6. DOCTOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

A. Apply

How to make your application:

  • Check you meet our eligibility criteria with our Academic Dean

  • Contact the DBA team to discuss your personal requirements by email.

  • Applications are submitted via our online.

  • Your application will consist of a Curriculum Vitae and a one-page

    document expressing what you are interested in researching, and how you intend to use the academic insights offered by the programme to tackle a specific issue within your organisation.

Applications for Spring semester and Summer semester closed. Fall semester is now open.

Please note that we do not have variable start dates.

 

 
7. DOCTOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

A. Global Community

The SGSB Business School in Switzerland global community is a network for graduates and students throughout our international partner universities.

Our doctoral community

You will be part of a dynamic, highly esteemed and international research community, collaborating with leading scholars and fellow business leaders.

Dual DBA & Ph.D. Degree Diploma

Dual Degree for Doctorate Programmes 
  • DBA : 6 Semesters, 2 Years, 
  • PH.D : 9 Semesters, 3 years (DBA + 1 more year, 3 semesters)
  • SGSB offers the DBA, Ph.D. on Weekend Modules and Distance Learning Program

DBA

Year 1 : Fall + Spring + Summer semester

Year 2 : Fall + Spring + Summer semester 

PHD.

Year 3 : Fall + Spring + Summer semester

The SGSB DBA is an executive doctoral programme for motivated, high achievers who want to develop their research, analytical and critical thinking skills to the highest level.

The Doctorate in Business Administration is structured around a research project driven by the individual, with a focus on practical application in the business environment.

  • Develop the highest-level thinking and research
  • Present your findings at conferences globally
  • Contribute to your own professional practice

The DBA Programme Structure

The programme is offered on a flexible part-time basis and takes 6 semesters, 2 to 3 years to

Semester 1, 2 and 3 : comprise five taught modules delivered at the School

Semester 4, 5 and 6 : comprise individual supervised research and study.

Throughout your studies you’ll develop your research, analytical, conceptual and critical thinking skills to the highest level. You’ll also gain a strategic focus that will enable you to contribute to your own professional practice and the wider subject area.

DBA / PH.D. IN LEADERSHIP & INNOVATION

Aims

  • To develop students’ knowledge and understanding of ecological approaches to organizations, the methods and models of organizational dynamics.
  • To assist students in understanding typical biases and argumentation fallacies and advise them how to avoid these mistakes.
  • To assist students in understanding the basis of mental models, key intuitions of organizational ecology and make them acquainted with the theory fragments that have been developed so far.
  • To develop students’ understanding of the relationships between theory fragments of organizational ecology and other competing theories, such as institutional theory or the theory of industrial organizations.

Content

  • Introduction: the ecological approach to organizations vital events
  • Organizational codes. Reproducibility, inertia and identity. Fitness and mortality
  • Age-dependence of the mortality hazard of organizations
  • A cognitive theory of organizations: audiences and producers, fuzzy categories
  • Contrast dependence of the vital rates: founding and disbanding
  • Organizational learning and innovations
  • Propagation strategies, HR blueprints
  • Social dynamics: models and methods
  • Theories of organizational niche
  • Resource partitioning
  • Inertia of organizational niche
  • Contemporary research technologies

Learning Outcomes

Subject-specific knowledge

  • Have an advanced knowledge and understanding of the context and nature of the world of organizations in contemporary societies, an understanding of organizational dynamics in general, and the models and methods appropriate to study them
  • Have an understanding of the problems and issues in researching the ecology of organizations
  • Have an understanding of typical biases and argumentational fallacies, and knowledge of how to avoid these mistakes
  • Have an understanding of the relationships between theory fragments of organizational ecology and other competing theories, such as institutional theory or the theory of industrial organizations.

Subject-specific skills

  • Ability to critically evaluate theories of organizations
  • Ability to critically evaluate different research practices 
  • Ability to develop appropriate research strategies to address theoretical and practical challenges, in particular:
    • the use of archival data
    • developing time series; dealing with missing data point issues, and censoring
    • the ability to use event history analysis to estimate transitions rates, vital rates, Gompertz and Weibull models, etc
    • theory development, non-monotonic reasoning techniques, theory unification.

Key skills

  • Ability to make an initial formulation and articulation of a potential scheme of research
  • Ability to understand and resolve the problems and issues in undertaking doctoral research
  • Ability to formulate, articulate and complete a scheme of research at doctoral level
  • Enhanced personal effectiveness
  • Effective written communication
  • Advanced skills of self-awareness and time management

Modes of Teaching, Learning and Assessment and how these contribute to the learning outcomes of the module

  • The module will be delivered in a workshop format over an intensive three-day teaching block. Workshops will comprise a balanced mix of lecture- and seminar-type delivery combined with small group discussions and other activities as appropriate to the nature of the material. 
  • Learning will also occur through tutor-supported, as well as self-support learning groups. There will also be on-line teaching support through a module blog. Finally, guided reading will address key topics. This range of methods will ensure that students will acquire the advanced skills and knowledge to enable them to develop a thorough understanding of this specialist field of study.
  • The summative assessment will comprise a 30-minute oral examination and accompanying written assignment, to prepare students for subsequent stages of the programme – ultimately the doctoral thesis/viva.

Summative assessment

Written assignment designed to test students’ knowledge and understanding of the subject matter and their ability to articulate a researchable issue, 5,000 words.

Formative assessment

Individual-based presentations and tutor feedback within workshops; individual 3500-word assignment.

6 Majors

Business Administration (BA)

Leadership & Innovation (LI)

International Business & Global Management (IBGM)

International Tourism Management (ITM)

International Relations & Diplomacy (IRD)

International Marketing (IM)

If you’re an educational professional who are looking to progress into management and consultancy, or an educational planning or development role, above specialized majors are the best degree for you.

Provided by the SGSB, Private Business and Management Institute of Education, with our 15 partner Universities, Business Schools, this program is also available by distance learning, allowing you to study flexibly while balancing professional work and personal life.

Start dates / 3 Semester Per Year

October, February, June

If you have any questions or need any further information then please contact the following administration department:

2=Dual, 3=Triple & 4=Global Quadruple Degree Programs
For PRE-BACHELOR, BBA, EBBA
• undergraduate@sgsb.swiss
For PRE-MASTER, MBA, EMBA
• graduate@sgsb.swiss
For DBA, Ph.D. AMP.
• postgraduate@sgsb.swiss

Dual Doctorate DBA & Ph.D. Degree Tuition Fees

<< 6 Options To Choose Earn DBA & Ph.D. Degrees >>

OPTION #1.

FULL-TIME PROGRAM

– Aged between 25 to 55 years old.

– Half-day attending courses or research work in class.

– Virtual classroom lectures.

– Assisting work for a professor, your supervisor.

– Supervising Theatrical Activity each week-day.

– Included Class-Assignments, Case Studies.

– Exams to evaluate and grade Each course/subject evaluation by the end of each semester.

– Participation in class: only once per semester on weekends x 9 times in classes during 3 years of term for taking exams and case studies

   Learning Period: 3 years / 9 semesters

DBA

  • Year 1 : Fall + Spring + Summer semester
  • Year 2 : Fall + Spring + Summer semester 

Ph.D.

  • Year 3 : Fall + Spring + Summer semester

√ Awards: Dual DBA+Ph.D. Degree Diplomas

√ Graduation ceremony: Mandatory to participate

Tuition Fees :

CHF. 90,000 / 9 Semesters (CHF 10,000 X 9 Settlements)

 

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Option #2.

PART-TIME PROGRAM

– Aged between 25 to 55 years old.

– Partially attending on weekend basis virtual classroom lectures, once a month for 12 months.

– Full-day lectures on Saturday (10 hours) and Sunday (8~10 hours).

– Included Class-Assignments, Case Studies.

– Exams to evaluate and grade Each course/subject evaluation by the end of each semester.

– Participation in class: only once per semester on weekends x 9 times in classes during 3 years of term for taking exams and case studies.

   Learning Period: 3 years / 9 semesters

DBA

  • Year 1 : Fall + Spring + Summer semester
  • Year 2 : Fall + Spring + Summer semester 

Ph.D.

  • Year 3 : Fall + Spring + Summer semester

√ Awards: Dual DBA+Ph.D. Degree Diplomas

Graduation ceremony: Mandatory to participate

Tuition Fees :

CHF. 80,000 / 9 Semesters (CHF 10,000 X 8 Settlements)

 

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OPTION #3.

ONLINE LEARNING PROGRAM

– Aged between 25 to 55 years old.

– Learning by online: Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays (7hours x 3 days/week),

And

– Webinars and tutorials each weekend x 4 weeks / month x 12 months.

– Included Class-Assignments, Case Studies.

– Exams to evaluate and grade. Each course/subject will be graded by exam.

– Participation in class: only once per semester on weekends x 9 times in classes during 3 years of term for taking exams and case studies.

  Learning Period: 3 years / 9 semesters

DBA

  • Year 1 : Fall + Spring + Summer semester
  • Year 2 : Fall + Spring + Summer semester 

Ph.D.

  • Year 3 : Fall + Spring + Summer semester

√ Awards: Dual DBA+Ph.D. Degree Diplomas

Graduation ceremony: Mandatory to participate

Tuition Fees :

CHF. 70,000 / 9 Semesters (CHF 10,000 X 7 Settlements)

 

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OPTION #4.

DISTANCE LEARNING PROGRAM

– Aged between 25 to 55 years old.

– Distance Learning: Coaching, supervising any time, any day mainly email and Face-to-face Zoom communication between your supervisor and a student.

– Face-to-face class, attending screen class.

– Evaluating exams, case studies, oral presentation. 

– Included Class-Assignments, Case Studies.

– Participation in class: only once per semester on weekends x 9 times in classes during 3 years of term for taking exams and case studies

   Learning Period: 3 years / 9 semesters

DBA

  • Year 1 : Fall + Spring + Summer semester
  • Year 2 : Fall + Spring + Summer semester 

Ph.D.

  • Year 3 : Fall + Spring + Summer semester

√ Awards: Dual DBA+Ph.D. Degree Diplomas

√ Graduation ceremony: Mandatory to participate

Tuition Fees :

CHF. 60,000 / 9 Semesters (CHF 10,000 X 6 Settlements)

 

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OPTION #5.

DISSERTATION-BASED TRACK PROGRAM Or

NEW START-UP BUSINESS PROJECT

– Required the skills to research and write a thesis. You need some basic skills while writing a thesis or an essay/research paper. 

– You need personal communication skills to communicate and interact with the other researchers and develop better insights into your ideas and research direction.

– Aged between 35 to 55 years old.

– The right prospective candidate will be a senior manager, director, entrepreneur and intrapreneur, executive director, general manager,  

– This program is designed for working professionals who have the motivation to expand their knowledge, skills and get a doctorate dual degree diplomas without interrupting their work and family. 

– Completed obtained MBA or Master’s degree diploma from a recognized university | business school | institution in a related sector.

– Minimum ten(10) years’ professional work experience, or have own business. 

– 100% focusing thesis or new start-up business project with your supervisor.

– Without home assignments and No case studies.

– Without exams by course.

– No class, No attending, No case studies, No oral presentation.

    Learning Period: Entirely up to your qualified level of preparation, can be completed within 1~2 years. According to the Data statistics, Average 15 ~ 17 months accomplished and earned their dual doctorates.

 >> Can be completed 15 to 17 months, maximum 2 to 3 years

√ Awards: Dual DBA+Ph.D. Degree Diplomas

√ Graduation ceremony: Mandatory to participate

Tuition Fees :

CHF. 40,000

 

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OPTION #6. 

PRACTICAL RESEARCH-BASED TRACK PROGRAM

– Required the skills to research and write a thesis. You need some basic skills while writing a thesis or an essay/research paper.

– You need personal communication skills to communicate and interact with the other researchers and develop better insights into your ideas and research direction.

– Aged between 35 to 55 years old.

– Without home assignments and case studies. 

– Without taking exams by courses.

– No class, No attending, No exams, No case studies, No oral presentation.

– 100% research work: Entire work at your own pace.

– Accelerated Flexible program – Ideal for busy executives in business and industry.

– Tutorials, practical learning, projects, and learning through research work.

   Learning Period: 

– Entirely up to your qualified level of preparation, can be completed within 1~2 years. 

– Average 15~17 months accomplished and earned their dual doctorates.

– Expected to receive Dual DBA & Ph.D.

√ Awards: Dual DBA+Ph.D. Degree Diplomas

√ Graduation ceremony: Mandatory to participate

Tuition Fees :

CHF. 40,000

 

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🎓🎓 DBA | PH.D. | AMP

Breakdown of Tuition fees 🎓🎓 (will be valid from Fall Semester 2024)

Breakdown of Fees • Triple DBA + Ph.D. + AMP

Global Triple Degree Diploma, Triple Major

3-Degree Diploma, 3-Major

Tuition Fees and Other Fees Updated: September 2022

 

Total Semesters / Total Learning Period

• Triple DBA+Ph.D.+AMP : 9 Semesters

§ Tuition Fees Per Semester

• Triple DBA+Ph.D.+AMP : CHF.12,000

§ Total Tuition Fees

• Triple DBA+Ph.D.+AMP : CHF.108,000 (3 Years)

§ Application, Enrollment, Graduation Ceremony & Costumes, Notary Apostille Seas

• Graduation Ceremony, Wearing costumes, Invitation family and friends : CHF. 100

• Application, Registration : CHF. 100 (non-refundable, paid upon application)

• Apostille – Notary Seals (1-set of an original degree diploma and a transcript, Notary Apostille Seals onto a copy of degree and a transcript: CHF. 150

• Private Tutoring Class / Per hour : CHF. 150

• Permission letter : Free

• Recommendation letter : Free

• Administration fee : CHF. 2,000 (100% refund if the entry visa or residence permit is refused by the visa authorities. and will be deducted from your tuition fee.)

§ Extracurricular Activity Fees (2-Mandatory) Experiencing an Unspoiled Mixture of Multi-Asian Cultures.

• Asia Study Tours & Seminar, T/Visits : CHF. 2,950

• Korea (Seoul) / Japan (Tokyo) / China (Shanghai / Beijing) / Vietnam (Hanoi / Ha long Bay) / Hongkong / Macao / UAE (Dubai / Abu D’Habi)

o Inclusions : Total package services – International Airlines: Hotel 4*; Entire visiting the Attractions with an Excursion coach/transportation; Technical Visits / Industry visits to the leading companies and/or factories; Cruise Ferry Tour; Gondola for the lake tour; Circus Show; Highest speed train Experience; English Speaking Local Guides; All Sightseeing/Entrance Fees; American or Buffet Breakfast; Local / Typical / Traditional Lunch; Local / Typical / Traditional Dinner.

o Exclusions : Manner Tips, Entry Visas, Optional Tour activity

o Awards Certificate Value : 30~60 ECTS

• Europe Culture Tour & Seminar : CHF.1’950

• France (Paris) / Germany (München) / UK (London) / Italy (Rome)

o Inclusions : Seminar Lectures, Company Visits, Event

o Exclusions : Manner Tips, Entry Visa, Accommodation, Meals

o Awards Certificate Value : 15~30 ECTS