The Role of Doctoral Studies in Shaping Modern Business Administration
This white paper, The Role of Doctoral Studies in Shaping Modern Business Administration, delves into how advanced doctoral programmes like PhDs and DBAs are transforming business leadership and innovation. As industries evolve with technological advancements and globalisation, doctoral research in business administration plays a pivotal role in driving strategic decision-making, sustainable growth, and industry best practices. This paper from the European Doctoral School (EDS) highlights the impact of doctoral pathways—PhD by Thesis, DBA, and PhD by Publication—in preparing leaders to tackle complex challenges and advance both theoretical and practical applications within business. Essential reading for those seeking to shape the future of business through research-driven insights and leadership.
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