Curriculum

The graduation credits of the DBA program are 36 credits, including 1.5 credits for the admission research camp, 1.5 credits for the research presentation camp, 9 credits for core courses, 15 credits for elective courses, 9 credits for the independent study course, and 0 credit for doctoral dissertation. [Notes 1 and 2]

The admission research camp, the research presentation camp, and various courses are listed as follows:

Category	Credits	Class name
Residential Camps	3 credits	Admission Research Camp (1.5 credits): Designed to help graduate students prepare for DBA. Research presentation Camp (1.5 credits): Students present their research progress and improve their research models and methodologies through the reviewers’ feedback.
Core Courses	9 credits	Qualitative Research Methods (3 credits): offered in the fall semester Quantitative Methods and Analysis (3 credits): offered in the fall semester Business Research Analysis and Applications (3 credits): offered in the winter semester
Elective Courses	15 credits	Elective courses and teaching schedules are planned and arranged by the College, aiming to cultivate students' abilities in five aspects: strategy, decision-making, case analysis, enterprise diagnosis, and entrepreneurship. They will be offered, starting in the winter semester of the 111 academic year. [Note 3]
Independent Study Course	9 credits	This course lasts for six semesters, 1.5 credits per semester, 9 credits in total. Students will take this course in the second semester of the first academic year after they have decided their dissertation advisors. [Note 4]

Notes:

No credit will be accepted for the courses not designed specifically for the DBA program.
No auditing for every DBA course.
The elective courses offered in each semester are subject to the College’s announcement for that calendar year.
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AMBA103 academic year entry (applicable to A106-108 levels)

2014.03.18 AMBA Curriculum Committee Amendment Approved
2011.06.07AMBA program committee approved

Category	Credits	Class name
Basic Courses (three compulsory subjects)	0 credits	Statistical Methods Financial Accounting Manage the economy (The above three courses are required, and those who have already applied for admission are not required to take them again.)
Common compulsory courses (one subject)	3 credits	Business Management Seminar (3 credits)
Core Competency Course (Five Subjects)	15 credits	Core competencies are divided into five categories: Human Resource Management (3 credits) Marketing Management (3 credits) Financial Management (3 credits) Operations Management (3 credits) Strategic Management (3 credits)
Major Required	9 credits	[Industrial, Information and Technology Management]: 9 credits in the Department of Payroll Management or the Institute of Asset Management [Transportation, logistics and telecommunications management field]: 9 credits in the Department of Traffic Management or the Department of Electricity Management in our school 【Enterprise Management and International Business Management Field】: 9 credits in the Department of Business Administration and the State-owned Enterprise Institute of our school 【Finance and Accounting Field】: 9 credits at the Accounting Department and Institute of Finance and Finance of our school 【Area of Statistics and Management Decision Making】: 9 credits in the Department of Statistics of our school 【Field of Health and Leisure】: 9 credits at the Institute of Physical Education, Health and Leisure of our school 【Field of International Business Management】: taught in English, 9 credits at the Institute of Economics and Economics of our school
Elective Courses	12 credits	All courses offered by AMBA can be listed as elective courses. Courses offered by the School of Management's Day Ministry Institute. With the consent of the advisor, students can choose to take courses in the day department of other colleges, with a maximum of 6 credits.
Total	39 credits	Thematic Discussion (Elective for those who have completed 39 credits, 0 credits.)

Notes: [Minimum graduation credits 39 credits, 0 credits for basics, 3 credits for compulsory courses, 15 credits for core competencies, and compulsory credits for majors 9 credits for electives, 12 credits for electives] 6 credits not including dissertation

Those who have not studied management accounting, management economics and statistical methods should go to the university department or research institute to take supplementary courses in economics, accounting and statistics.
Students must confirm their advisors before the end of their first year of enrollment. If they want to take courses in other colleges, they should discuss with the advisors and choose them after agreeing.
The core competency course is not open to the extent it is taken.

AMBA100 Academic Year Entry Curriculum Planning (Applicable to Levels 103-105)

2011.06.07AMBA program committee approved

Category	Credits	Class name
Basic Courses (three compulsory subjects)	0 credits	Statistical Methods/Topics in Statistical Methods (0,0) Management Accounting/Management Accounting Topics (0,0) Management Economics/Management Economics Topic (0,0) (The above three courses are required, and those who have already applied for admission are not required to take them again.)
Common compulsory courses (one subject)	3 credits	Topics in Enterprise Management (3,0)
Core competencies (minimum 6 of 8 subjects)	12 credits	last termnext term Production and Operations Management (2,0)Human Resource Management (0,2) Marketing Management/Marketing Management Topics (2,0)Information Management (0,2) Financial Management (2,0)Strategic Management (0,2) Leadership and Communication (2,0)Organizational Theory and Management (0,2)
Major Required	12 credits	[Industrial, Information and Technology Management]: 12 credits in the Department of Payroll Management or the Institute of Asset Management 【Transportation, logistics and telecommunications management field】: 12 credits in the Department of Traffic Management or the Department of Electrical Engineering in our school 【Enterprise management and international business management field】: 12 credits to the Department of Business Administration and State-owned Enterprises of our school 【Finance and Accounting Field】: 12 credits at the Accounting Department and Institute of Finance and Finance of our school 【Area of Statistics and Management Decision Making】: 12 credits in the Department of Statistics of our school 【Field of Health and Leisure】: 12 credits at the Institute of Physical Education, Health and Leisure of our school 【Field of International Business Management】: Taught in English, 12 credits at the Institute of Economics and Economics of our school
Elective Courses	12 credits	All courses offered by AMBA can be listed as elective courses. Courses offered by the School of Management's Day Ministry Institute. With the consent of the advisor, students can choose to take courses in the day department of other colleges, with a maximum of 6 credits.
Total	39 credits	Thematic Discussion (Elective for those who have completed 39 credits, 0 credits.)

Notes: [Minimum graduation credits 39 credits, 27 credits for compulsory courses, 12 credits for electives] 6 credits not including thesis p>

Those who have not studied management accounting, management economics and statistical methods should go to the university department or research institute to take supplementary courses in economics, accounting and statistics.
Students must confirm their advisors before the end of their first year of enrollment. If they want to take courses in other colleges, they should discuss with the advisors and choose them after agreeing.

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AMBA103 academic year entry (applicable to A106-108 levels)

AMBA100 Academic Year Entry Curriculum Planning (Applicable to Levels 103-105)