Babson College

Programme overview

Babson’s Doctor of Business Administration is a three-year, blended doctorate focused on applied research, learning facilitation and entrepreneurial leadership. The curriculum is aimed at experienced executives and leaders who wish to design and carry out rigorous research projects that address complex organizational problems and create long-term impact. Instruction combines intensive in-person residencies on Babson’s Wellesley campus with remote learning and cohort collaboration, and students receive one-on-one faculty mentorship throughout the program.

What you'll study

The programme integrates business knowledge with applied research skills. Course work covers the academic research process, entrepreneurial leadership and organizational change, a range of rigorous research methods, the art and science of teaching, and the design and execution of an original research project. The programme emphasizes crafting relevant research questions, applying theory to design, and executing projects that enable evidence-based change.

Entry requirements

The published page describes the target audience as executive-level professionals and rising leaders; the programme is offered in a blended format with intensive in-person residencies complemented by remote components. Specific admissions criteria (such as degrees, work experience, or application materials) are not listed on the provided text; prospective applicants are directed to request information or apply through Babson for full requirements.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared to operate as practitioner-scholars, entrepreneurial leaders and educators who can influence organizations, economies and communities. The curriculum is intended to help students enhance organizational performance, facilitate learning, teach effectively and initiate evidence-based change in a variety of organizational settings.

Scholarships & funding angle

The source text does not specify scholarships or funding details. Applicants should contact Babson’s admissions or financial services offices for current information about tuition, fellowships, scholarships or other funding options.