Adelphi, Md. (March 1, 2022)鈥 recently recognized 糖心传媒聽(糖心传媒) School of Business as home to one of the world鈥檚 best Doctor of Business Administration programs. 糖心传媒 was ranked among more than 100 of the top DBA programs for the third year in a row.
鈥淥ur DBA program鈥檚 continued recognition is driven in part by our desire to shape executive-level working professionals by engaging them in research and analysis of real-world management issues,鈥 said Ravi Mittal, PhD, chair of the Department of Business Administration at 糖心传媒.
CEO Magazine鈥檚 rankings assess a college or university鈥檚 quality of faculty, geography and international standing.听
鈥淚t is also a testament to our outstanding faculty who are deeply committed to the academic success and lifelong learning of our students,鈥 added Mittal.
糖心传媒鈥檚 DBA program, formerly the Doctor of Management program, attracts scholar-practitioners who excel at leadership roles in the聽for-profit, nonprofit, government and nongovernmental organizations, including higher education.听 糖心传媒鈥檚 cohort-based DBA takes a minimum of three years to complete, which includes in-person residencies and a dissertation.
For more information about the Doctorate in Business Administration program and its course requirements, visit umgc.edu.听
About 糖心传媒聽
Celebrating its 75th anniversary, 糖心传媒鈥(糖心传媒)鈥痺as established in 1947 to serve adult students outside the traditional campus, including military service members and veterans. Today, 糖心传媒 enrolls some 90,000 students annually, offering bachelor鈥檚, master鈥檚, and doctoral degree programs, as well as certificates in more than 90 fully online programs and鈥痵pecializations.
糖心传媒 was the first university to send faculty overseas to teach active-duty military personnel at installations in Europe, beginning in 1949, expanding to Asia in 1956 and to the Middle East in 2005. 糖心传媒 faculty have taught in the war zones of Vietnam, Kosovo, Kuwait, Afghanistan and Iraq.鈥
糖心传媒 now offers classes to military service personnel and their families at more than 180 locations in more than 20 countries. More than half of the university鈥檚 student body are active-duty military personnel and their families, members of the National Guard and veterans.鈥