LIST OF ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

FOR LOCAL APPLICANTS

BENJAMIN A.I. ESPIRITU,
PH.D. 1. Application Form with 2x2 picture.
DBA PROGRAM COORDINATOR
2. Original copy of Transcript of records
3. Original copy of NSO Birth certificate
4. Transfer credential (for non-DLSU graduate)
5. Two (2) Letters of recommendation (downloadable at DLSU website)
MR. MARK JOEL MAPOY 6. Updated curriculum vitae/Resume
DBA PROGRAM SECRETARY 7. Personal statement containing academic and career objectives
8. Two (2) pieces of 2”x 2” picture for testing permit
9. Certificate of good moral character from previous school/employer at
least six months from date of issuance
10.Photocopy of research output (for PhD applicants only)

FULL-TIME FACULTY
For InternatIonalAppIicants DOCTOR OF
Louie A. Divinagracia (DBA, De La Salle Univer-
BUSINESS
sity)– Sustainable business, International business, 1. Application form with 2"x 2" picture
(downloadable at DLSU website) ADMINISTRATION
enterprise development.
2. Photocopy of passport
Benito L. Teehankee (DBA, De La Salle Univer- 3. Two (2) copies of Transcript of Records (Authenticated and Origi-
sity)- Corporate governance, business ethics, man- nal copy)

agement and organization theory.
PART-TIME FACULTY
Antonio V. Concepcion ( DM, De La Salle University )
Jesus G. Gallegos (DBA, De La Salle University )
Ramon K. Katigbak (DBA, De La Salle University)-
4. Certificate of Graduation (with degree title and date of graduation)
5. Two (2) copies of Certificate of No Criminal Record (Authenticated
and photocopy)
6. Two (2) Letters of Recommendation
(form downloadable at DLSU website)
7. Curriculum Vitae or Resume
8. Personal Statement
(format can be viewed from the DLSU website)
9. Photocopy of Research output (For PhD applicants only)
10. Two (2) pieces 2"x2" recent picture for testing permit

Advanced research methods.

Redentor S. Mariano ( DBA, De La Salle University )
- A d v a n c e d s t a t i s t i c s S T E E R I N G
Emiliano T. Hudtohan ( DBA, De La Salle University ) M A N A G E R S
Contact Details: T H R O U G H
- Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility.
Graduate Admissions Office (GAO) R E S E A R C H I N
Jaime T. Cempron ( Ph.D. Counseling Psychology, De
De La Salle University R E S P O N S I B L E
La Salle University )- Change and Consulting.
Felina C. Young ( DBA, De La Salle University )- Stra- 2401 Taft Avenue, Malate, Manila B U S I N E S S
Telephone nos.: (632) 303-13-78/524-46-11 loc. 468
Email:gaodir@dlsu.edu.ph
W Website:www.dlsu.edu.ph/admissions/gao
 DBA PROGRAM
COURSE INFORMATION
CONTEXT
The context of business and management has
undergone rapid and profound changes within the last
decade. No longer can the study of business and
management be confined to the functional and technical
areas, as was the tendency in the past. Moreover, busi-
ness and management practitioners must now manage
and be accountable for the substantial impact of their
activities not only on internal members, financial stake-
holders and customers, but also on members of the
immediate community, on society as a whole, and on the
environment. There is an urgent need to advance the
state of business and management knowledge to reflect
these new realities.
Aware of these developments and guided by Lasal-
lian values, De La Salle University Professional Schools,
Inc. Graduate School of Business (GSB) has included in
its mission the creation and dissemination of practitioner-
oriented management knowledge that will help uplift soci-
ety. In pursuit of this mission, the Doctor of Business Ad-
ministration (DBA) Program is designed to advance the
professional development of practicing managers, entre-
preneurs, management academics and other profession-
als in the business and public management arena by:
. expanding their knowledge and perspective in critical
areas of management related to promoting humanistic,
socially responsible and sustainable business; and
. equipping them with research and change
management skills
Anchored on SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
DBA Curriculum
GOAL
The goal is to produce the Lasallian DBA –a practitioner REQUIRED FOUNDATION (6 UNITS)
oriented management scholar who is able to source, assimi-
Research statistics– 3 units
late, evaluate, create, disseminate and apply management
Research methods–3units
knowledge guided by humanistic and ethical values.
The DBA Program involves intensive coursework (24 units)
and dissertation writing (12 units), which may be completed in
RESEARCH METHODS COURSES (6 UNITS)
a minimum of three years or a maximum of ten years. Classes
are held from 6 to 9:15 p.m. on weekdays, and from 8:00 to Multivariate statistics– 3 units
11:15 a.m. or from 12:00 to 3:15 p.m. on Saturdays. Advanced research methods–3units
Admission Requirements RESEARCH LITERATURE AND APPLICATION COURSES
(18 UNITS)
Applicants should posses an MBA degree or an equivalent Master’s Management and Organization Theory- 3 units
degree in business, management or related areas. Business ethics and Corporate responsibility- 3units
Strategic management and Corporate governance- 3units
Applicants holding a Master’s degree without a substantial manage-
Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneurship- 3units
ment and research component may be required to demonstrate compe-
Sustainable business- 3units
tence or complete coursework in the following areas;
Business Ethics, Financial Management, Human Resource Manage-
ment, Marketing Management, Operations Management, Organization
Behavior, Research Statistics, Research Methods, Strategic Manage-
ment. DISSERTATION WRITING (12 UNITS)
Applicants must be proficient in oral and written English and must dem- Dissertation writing 1— 6 units
onstrate potential for doctorate level research through either completed Dissertation writing 2– 6 units
research work or professional performance achieved through at least 5 Dissertation writing -3 to 15 no unit equivalent, but may
years of work experience. be required for completion of dissertation
Dissertation proposal defense
Applicants must have Internet and e-mail
Program.
access throughout the
Dissertation final defense