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Newburgh Theological Seminary & College Of The Bible
Earned Doctor of Divinity
- Evansville, USA
DBA
Blended
English
Newburgh Theological Seminary offers an opportunity for select ministers to participate in an earned Doctor of Divinity degree program. This tract of study is for the mature minister who has a proven track record of ministry service. This degree provides a specialized area of study that leads to the prestigious Doctor of Divinity degree.


Pontifex University
Doctor of Theology
- Atlanta, USA
DBA
On-Campus
English
Pontifex University's Doctor of Theology (Th.D.) program is a research degree with the focus being the completion and defense of a scholarly dissertation of between 50,000 and 80,000 words if a first graduate dissertation, or at the discretion of the administration, proportionately shorter for a second or subsequent dissertation. This program is 100% online and home study. There is no residential requirement. Even the dissertation defense can be done via video conferencing.
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A Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) in Humanities degree programs offers a unique opportunity to blend advanced business strategies with a deep understanding of human culture and behavior. This interdisciplinary approach equips you with the critical thinking skills necessary to navigate complex societal issues.
You'll explore advanced topics such as ethical leadership, cultural analysis, and strategic communication, developing competencies in qualitative research methods and critical assessment. The program’s focus on applied research allows you to address real-world challenges and contribute to significant academic discourse. As students engage with diverse perspectives, they strengthen adaptability and enrich their analytical skills.
In a DBA program, you'll also collaborate on projects that require synthesizing humanistic considerations with business practices, preparing you for roles as consultants, educators, or organizational leaders. Those entering this field can expect to find opportunities in academia, non-profit organizations, and corporate sectors, applying insights from humanities to drive meaningful change.