Outcome Reports
- Doctoral
- DBA Doctor of Business Administration
- DHA Doctor of Health Administration
- DNP Doctor of Nursing Practice
- DPA Doctor of Public Administration
- DrPH Doctor of Public Health
- DSW Doctor of Social Work
- EdD Doctor of Education
- PhD Advanced Studies in Human Behavior
- PhD Business
- PhD Business Management
- PhD Counselor Education & Supervision
- PhD Education
- PhD Human Services
- PhD Information Technology
- PhD Organization and Management
- PhD Psychology
- PhD Public Safety
- PsyD Doctor of Psychology
- PsyD Doctor of Psychology in School Psychology
- EdS
- Master's
- MHA Master of Health Administration
- MNML Nonprofit Management and Leadership
- MPA Master of Public Administration
- MPA Master of Public Administration & MS Public Safety
- MPH Master of Public Health
- MS Addiction Counseling
- MS Career Counseling
- MS Education
- MS Higher Education
- MS Homeland Security
- MS Human Resource Management
- MS Human Services
- MS Information Technology
- MS Leadership
- MS Marriage and Family Counseling/Therapy
- MS Mental Health Counseling
- MS Organization & Management
- MS Psychology
- MS Public Safety
- MS School Counseling
- MS Studies in Human Behavior
- MSN Master of Science in Nursing
- MBA
- MBA Accounting Specialization
- MBA Business Intelligence Specialization
- MBA Entrepreneurship Specialization
- MBA Finance Specialization
- MBA General Business Specialization
- MBA Global Operations and Supply Chain Management Specialization
- MBA Health Care Management Specialization
- MBA Human Resource Management Specialization
- MBA Information Technology Management Specialization
- MBA Marketing
- MBA Project Management Specialization
- Bachelor's
Doctor of Philosophy in Business
Gain a deep understanding of theory, research, and practice, and strengthen the critical thinking skills needed to address business challenges.The curriculum for this program is designed to teach integration of relevant theory with effective practice. Participate in a learning community that supports sharing of experience and knowledge across industries, professions, and geographies, and develop the framework to create meaningful solutions to complex problems.
Outcome goals and graduates' proficiency levels
We have not yet collected enough information to publish learning outcome data for this program.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Business specialization
- Accounting
Quality and Professional Relevance
- The curriculum is based on industry standards of academic and professional associations.
Expected Program Outcomes
- Evaluate theoretical constructs to advance knowledge in business.
- Evaluate approaches and techniques in business and consider strategic implications.
- Think critically about business problems and the development of strategies for solutions.
- Integrate ethical concepts and models into the theory and practice of business.
- Develop the skills to be an effective business educator.
- Conduct scholarly research.
School of Business and Technology Doctoral Degree Graduates
Data from graduates across all Business and Technology doctoral programs have been combined for these Career Outcomes results.
Capella's School of Business and Technology doctoral graduates report satisfaction with tasks and responsibilities and career growth potential. Half of the graduates surveyed work in higher education.
Percentage of respondents who answered "satisfied" or "very satisfied"
SSource: Responses to the Alumni Outcomes Survey one year after graduation. The data were collected during Q4 2009 - Q3 2010.
Over half the Business and Technology doctoral graduates have presented at a conference or published a book, article or monograph. Half have advanced in their career or profession and just over one third have obtained teaching positions in higher education.
Percentage of respondents who indicated they had accomplished each item
Source: Responses to the Alumni Outcomes Survey one year after graduation. The data were collected during Q4 2009 - Q3 2010.
School of Business & Technology Doctoral Degree Graduates
Data from graduates across all Business and Technology doctoral programs have been combined for these Student Experience results.
Business and Technology doctoral graduates think their education meets academic program outcomes and helps them meet career goals. They are likely to recommend Capella to others.
Percentage of respondents who answered affirmatively
Source: Responses to the Alumni Outcomes Survey one year after graduation. The data were collected during Q4 2009 - Q3 2010.
Business and Technology doctoral graduates report they have gained practical knowledge and expertise which are applicable in a range of professional settings.
Percentage of respondents who rated themselves as "proficient" or "distinguished" on ability to demonstrate the skill or ability on the job.
Source: Responses to the Alumni Outcomes Survey one year after graduation. The data were collected during Q4 2009 - Q3 2010.
Expense completion &
career information
Expected time to completion:
Not enough data to report at this time.
On Time Completion Rate:
Not enough data to report at this time.
SOC codes:
- 13-2000 (Financial specialists)
- 11-2000 (Advertising, marketing, promotions, public relations, and sales managers)
- 11-3000 (Operations specialties managers)
- 25-1000 (Postsecondary teachers)
Program cost
$78,725
Books:
$3,703–4,383
Fees:
$525
Median Debt:
- Federal financial aid: $35,680
- Private loans: $0
- Capella pay plan: $0
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Alumni Success Story Quote
Modupe Taylor-Pearce
"When I look back, I see that I received all this rich training in leadership so that I would have something of value to give to others."