POST DBA

Advanced Professional Program in Business Administration

From Business Knowledge to Real-World Impact

The Post DBA Program is an advanced, project-based professional program designed for experienced managers, executives, entrepreneurs, consultants, and professionals who have already completed a DBA (Doctor of Business Administration) program and wish to apply their knowledge to real organizational challenges.

Unlike conventional classroom-based programs, the Post DBA places less emphasis on theoretical coursework and greater emphasis on practical projects, professional mentoring, problem-solving, and the development of applicable business solutions.

A Project-Based Approach

The core of the Post DBA experience is an individual applied business project.

Participants are expected to identify a real challenge, problem, or opportunity within a company, organization, institution, industry, or business environment.

Working closely with an assigned academic supervisor or professional mentor, each participant will investigate the selected issue, analyze its causes and business implications, explore possible approaches, and ultimately develop a practical and well-structured solution.

The objective is not simply to study an existing business theory, but to apply advanced management knowledge to a real situation and create measurable professional value.

Work Closely with Your Supervisor

A significant part of the program is based on one-to-one or small-group supervision.

Instead of spending most of the program attending theoretical classes, participants will work directly with their supervisor throughout the development of their project.

The supervisor will support the participant in defining the problem, developing the project methodology, analyzing information, evaluating alternative solutions, and preparing the final professional project and presentation.

What Will You Do?

During the program, participants will:

• Identify a real organizational or business challenge

• Define the problem and its strategic importance

• Work under the guidance of an experienced supervisor

• Conduct applied research and business analysis

• Develop innovative and practical solutions

• Connect management knowledge with real organizational needs

• Prepare a structured professional project

• Present and defend the proposed solution

• Develop recommendations that may be implemented within the selected organization

Areas of Project Development

Projects may focus on areas such as strategic management, artificial intelligence and digital transformation, innovation, entrepreneurship, branding, healthcare management, hospitality and tourism, fashion and beauty industries, psychology and organizational behavior, sports business, international business, leadership, and organizational development.

Participants are encouraged to select a project directly connected to their own professional background, company, organization, or industry.

Admission Requirements

Applicants are expected to meet the following minimum requirements:

DBA Qualification: Applicants must have successfully completed a DBA or an equivalent professional Doctor of Business Administration program.

English Language: Applicants should have at least B1-level English proficiency according to the CEFR framework, as participants need sufficient English skills to communicate with supervisors, review professional materials, prepare their project, and participate in presentations and discussions.

Professional Background: Relevant managerial, entrepreneurial, business, consulting, or professional experience is highly recommended.

Who Is This Program For?

The Post DBA is particularly suitable for senior managers, business owners, entrepreneurs, consultants, executives, DBA graduates, and experienced professionals who want to move beyond classroom learning and work on a meaningful real-world business challenge.

Less Theory. More Projects. More Mentorship. More Impact.

The Post DBA is designed to transform advanced business knowledge into practical solutions, organizational improvement, innovation, and measurable professional impact.

Identify a Challenge. Research the Problem. Develop the Solution. Create Impact.