The Doctorate of Business Administration is the most advanced business degree. The DBA is a practical combination of strong academic content, coupled with advanced business strategies and solutions. The DBA is ideal for individuals on a high corporate level who wish to acquire an extensive academic and industry related exposure. You will be actively involved in academic research, socio-economic ideas, and business interests. Some may find it very suitable for giving their career an academic direction.

The Doctorate of Finance provides an in-depth study of the strategic financial issues in today's economy and provides a solid base for conducting comprehensive research in the field. The modules created and the issues raised typically have both a theoretical, mathematical and business application. The Doctorate of Finance is ideal for individuals with very strong financial background and previous financial education who wish to excel in this very dynamic field. It is also aimed at individuals wishing to give their career ...

The program concentrates on exploring advanced management strategies and corporate governance issues assisting participants to design, conduct and apply innovative and practice-oriented research. The Doctorate of Management is ideal for individuals with high corporate level responsibilities requiring advanced management techniques. Some may find it very suitable for giving their career an academic direction.

The Doctorate of Political Economy is an extensive study of the political and diplomatic trends of today, requiring the students to have a solid background in the field both academically and professionally. The program consists of political modules that lead to a broad perspective of the international problems from the points of view of the different parties involved. The program targets individuals who wish to excel in this field of ever increasing importance and who wish to obtain an international perspective ...

The gap between vain political rhetoric and sound socio-economic theory, between old and young, and the scale of social, cultural and financial challenges are troubling. However, most current PhD Programs in Economics are still preoccupied with the quantitative side of socio-economic issues and brush aside the crucial analysis of the philosophical foundations of societies, markets, or cultures.