DBA in Higher Education Management
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DBA students & graduates

Professor Hal Swerissen
There are a couple of reasons why I chose the DBA. It attracted me because of the way it’s structured. It’s a residential programme which means I can come the best part of 20,000km and spend an intensive period of time and go back again rather than trying to do it in a more piecemeal way; so that was important. The second reason is that the two main course leaders are highly respected: Dr Rajani Naidoo and Professor Jeroen Huisman. I also know people who have completed the programme and who said very good things about it. I also chose it because England is an easy place for someone like me to go rather than the US for example which has got a very different system.

Professor Hal Swerissen
DBA Student
Pro Vice-Chancellor (Regional),
Dean, Faculty of Health Sciences,
La Trobe University, Melbourne.

 

Luz Longsworth

The DBA (HEM) is an excellent programme that prepares managers for the increasingly complex environment of higher education, no matter which part of the world you are from. The programme also provides an excellent structure for practitioners who, because of their busy schedules, could sometimes get frustrated in a typical PhD programme. The Programme Director, Dr Rajani Naidoo, and her team, are wonderfully supportive and assist participants in fulfilling their goals. It is an outstanding programme both in structure and content as well as in terms of the academic and administrative staff who support it.

Luz Longsworth
Director
Open Campus Country Sites
University of the West Indies
Current DBA (HEM) participant.

 

Edmundo Torres
My main research interest in the DBA is about the role of universities in a knowledge economy in the context of developing countries. Within this I have carried out the first diagnosis of the situation of university research in Nicaragua and have written a critical analysis to the bill of the Law on Science and Technology. I have also prepared a proposal to organise a National System of Researchers and a National Strategy for Scientific Training in Nicaragua.

Edmundo Torres
DBA Student
Director General of the
UNAN-León - Sida, Nicaragua.
Current DBA (HEM) participant.

 

Anne Rixom

I specifically chose the DBA (HEM) above other doctoral awards because I liked the focus on higher education and the opportunity to gain an extensive understanding of prevailing issues in higher education, both within the UK and internationally.

Anne Rixom
Head of Quality, Standards and Partnerships
University of Lincoln
Current DBA (HEM) participant.

 

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