OBJECTIVES
This
program is designed to contribute to students’ professional development through
the knowledge and recognition of contemporary strategic issues and practices.
Thus, achieved through the development of scientific research methods and their
application in the business environment for senior managers and consultants
with advanced critical thinking and analytical skills. Students will have an
appreciation of cultural, ethical and global issues and their impact on
business theory and practice, using the skills needed for effective
decision-making in complex business environments by integrating theoretical
knowledge into practical applications.
THIS PROGRAM IS OFFERED IN:
LEARNING OUTCOMES
The student completing the Doctor degree in Business Administration in Neuromarketing will be able to:
- Understand scientific and scholarly research
methods and their application in the business setting for senior managers, and
consultants;
Create an appreciation of cultural,
ethical, and global issues and their impact on business theory and practices;
- Develop necessary skills for effective decision
making in complex business environments by integrating theoretical insights
into practical knowledge- based applications;
Demonstrate
advanced knowledge in applied research in the context of Neuromarketing;- Develop skills focused on scientific research for a deeper understanding
of the program area and topic selected for the dissertation;
Develop a deeper understanding of the
need for spiritual intelligence to promote a more intimate relationship with
God.
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS:
- Enrollment Application filled and signed.
- Master's Degree.
- Diplomas of previous studies are requested but not required.
- A certificate of completion of a course previously taken in the language of your choice is a requirement to prove your fluency in your preference language.
- Official Transcripts of previous studies.
- Copy of official identification.
- Debit Authorization (if desired).
- A passport type photo.
- Pastoral Ordination, if applicable.
Total Credits: 60 (2250 hours)
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PT-BR
ESP
Total credits: 21
Total credits: 39