Doctorate Programs

Like a master degree, a doctoral degree is a post-graduate degree. It usually follows the completion of a bachelor and master degree. However, some doctoral program do admit students who do not have a master degree. A doctoral degree is a “terminal degree”, or the highest and final degree available in a particular field of study or discipline. Most doctoral programs require a full-time commitment, unlike bachelor and master degrees that can be completed on a part-time basis. Traditionally, doctoral programs were primarily academic or research focused. Today, a majority of doctoral programs are designed to help students acquire advanced skills and knowledge in preparation for a career. A doctoral degree typically takes anywhere from three to five years to complete.

List of Doctoral Degrees

• Doctor of Business Administration
• Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering
• Doctor of Commerce
• Doctor of Education
• Doctor of Engineering

• Doctor of Health Administration
• Doctor of Health Science
• Doctor of Juridical Science
• Doctor of Law
• Doctor of Liberal Studies

• Doctor of Management
• Doctor of Philosophy
• Doctor of Public Administration
• Doctor of Science