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Doctor of Business Administration (Mandarin Translation)

Doctor of Business Administration (Mandarin Translation)
Requirements

DOCTOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MANDARIN TRANSLATION)

The HPU College of Business Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) program provides experienced professionals with advanced, applied knowledge to strengthen their leadership and research capabilities. This program is delivered in Mandarin and is offered exclusively to students located in China. Students develop analytical and integrative capabilities, evidence-based decision-making skills, and strategic foresight essential for addressing complex organizational challenges and leading transformation. Through a rigorous and applied curriculum, the program deepens professional expertise and prepares graduates to shape strategy, drive innovation, and create sustainable impact in their organizations and industries.

Admission Requirements

Applicants must hold at least a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution or an internationally recognized equivalent. An MBA or other relevant master’s degree is preferred; however, applicants with a bachelor’s degree and appropriate managerial or professional experience may also be considered for admission. All applicants must demonstrate readiness for doctoral-level study through prior academic performance, professional qualifications, or other evidence of advanced analytical, organizational, or leadership capability.

PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES

Students who complete the Doctor of Business Administration will be able to:

  • Analyze and integrate advanced business concepts, structures, and systems

  • Collect, interpret, and evaluate quantitative and qualitative data to support decisions in professional and global contexts.

  • Demonstrate the ability to communicate complex information clearly and persuasively to diverse business audiences.

  • Evaluate and apply authoritative sources and analytical methods to design and justify practical solutions to organizational problems.

  • Develop strategies across teams and environments, applying ethical principles and professional standards to evaluate strategic initiatives and governance.