Doctorate In Business: What Are The Benefits Of Having A Doctorate In Business Administration?

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What are the benefits of having a doctorate in business administration? Are you interested in getting you doctorate in business administration? First of all, I am either talking about a PhD or a DBA degree. They are distinct in their outcomes and process, but will yield you similar ideas.
From my perspective, there are four benefits of getting a doctorate in business administration.
1. A PhD in Business Administration will allow you to see things in new ways. You cannot put a price tag on this ability to identify new ideas, or do you have a very rich understanding of the world.
2. A Doctorate in Business Administration has status associated with it. This is not the same as financial success. However, the caveat is that you actually have to going to complete the degree.
3. A PhD in Business Administration will give you a very focused understanding of your research topic. If you have something that you’re very curious about, the PhD will help you understand that topic a lot more than an MBA will. A Masters of Business Administration just give you a broad overview.
4. You will develop a ability to nerd-out on ideas. You will be able to focus on curious things a lot more than you used to do.
Notice that I never mentioned the financial pay-back of the degree. Doing a PhD is not a degree that you should think about the financial returns. There are returns, but they are much longer than one would expect. The primary benefit of the doctorate of business administration is to allow you to see the world in a different way.
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[@tybranch7597]

Informative eye opener.

[@jase5936]

Thank you for this video.

[@dankschang]

I am on the journey with a DBA, it's more suitable for busy executive that want a structure preparation before embarking on the thesis/dissertations development. The coursework helps to built up the critical thinking development and writing skills enhancement. Vs a PhD that requires to almost start from a blank piece of paper. Both are equally rigorous.

[@lbu9542]

Thank you so much for this video, this is very helpful.

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[@ericbly3517]

Thanks for this！but my GMAT score is too low about 620😂. I have no idea whether i can get 700➕，i think it's better to take GRE for a nice score to apply for PhD 🙏

[@rohinighavari5858]

Nice video...im also applying for DBA in uk

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Good luck!

[@theyasminbarnes]

I am contemplating a Doctorate in Strategic Leadership when I am done w/ my Masters in Human Resources; mainly because I know it will be difficult to find a job in HR specifically because my school doesn't connect students with internships. I hope w/ the DSL (Doctorate in Strategic Leadership) I can become an independent consultant. What is your advice?

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Hi Queen, I have some videos on both of those topics. Feel free to look for them. :-)

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[@jonsanders6405]

Is there a way to pursue a doctorate part time?
You mentioned the schooling requiring 60-70 hours a week of work for 5 years to have a Ph.D.
I have to work support my family.

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You should watch some of my videos about this...

[@jonsanders6405]

I will. Ive enjoyed your video. My thing is I work at university so I’m hoping they’ll cover most of it as they are with my MBA pursuit.
I’ll subscribe shortly if I haven’t already. Thank you Dr.