Doctor of Strategic Leadership

Program Overview: The Doctor of Strategic Leadership (DSL) at American Management University is crafted for professionals seeking to deepen their expertise in strategic leadership and organizational change. This advanced program focuses on developing leaders who can craft strategies that enhance organizational effectiveness and drive transformational change across various industries and sectors.

Curriculum Highlights:

• Advanced Strategic Leadership: Explore the theories and practices of strategic leadership, including vision casting, strategic alignment, and execution.
• Organizational Change and Development: Study the dynamics of organizational change, learning how to manage and lead through transitions effectively.
• Innovation and Entrepreneurial Leadership: Delve into the processes of innovation and how strategic leadership can foster an entrepreneurial spirit within organizations.

Research and Dissertation:

• Research Methodologies: Master a range of research methodologies that are pivotal in analyzing and addressing leadership challenges.
• Strategic Leadership Project: Undertake a substantial research project that demonstrates your ability to apply advanced leadership theories and methods to real-world problems. The project should propose strategic solutions and include a detailed implementation plan.

Professional Development:

• Executive Leadership Workshops: Participate in workshops designed to enhance your leadership skills, strategic thinking, and ethical decision-making.

Program Outcomes: Graduates will emerge as visionary leaders capable of impacting their organizations and communities positively. They will have the skills to lead strategic initiatives, drive organizational change, and promote innovation.

Admission Requirements: Candidates must possess a master’s degree in business, management, leadership, or a related field. Significant professional experience, particularly in leadership or management roles, is highly valued.

Program Duration: This program is designed to accommodate both full-time and part-time students, typically requiring 36 to 48 months to complete. The flexible structure allows professionals to balance their studies with their career commitments. A student who transfers in the maximium credits may complete their program in 12 to 18 months.