Received my Doctorate

Discussion in 'General Distance Learning Discussions' started by Han, Apr 19, 2007.

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  1. buckwheat3

    buckwheat3 Master of the Obvious

    Great job! You deserve a well earned rest! An inspiration to us all!
    Gavin
     
  2. BoogieRambler

    BoogieRambler Member

    Outstanding!

    Han, I am green with envy! Way to go!
     
  3. Abner

    Abner Well-Known Member


    FRIGGIN AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Good job Doctor!!!



    Abner :)
     
  4. Kizmet

    Kizmet Moderator

    Congratulations Han. It's a great accomplishment. While I'm sure it was an arduous period, four years is actually pretty speedy, all things considered. Best of luck with your publications.
     
  5. John Bear

    John Bear Senior Member

    Congratulations, indeed. As the popular T-shirt sold in Berkeley (and presumably many other places) says,

    PhinisheD!!!
     
  6. manny00

    manny00 Member

    Han,

    This is an accomplishment you should be very proud of. Congratulations!
     
  7. Fortunato

    Fortunato Member

    Woohoo! Congratulations, Han!

    --Verlin
     
  8. pugbelly

    pugbelly New Member

    congrats!!!!
     
  9. Rich Douglas

    Rich Douglas Well-Known Member


    Would you be willing to give folks a brief recap on:

    Why Grenoble
    Admissions Process
    Costs
    Academic Process
    Residencies (?)
    Coursework (?)
    The "Big Book" or "Little Book" version of the dissertation you had to do.

    Thanks, and congratulations on a very fine accomplishment!
     
  10. BlackBird

    BlackBird Member

    Congratulations, Han!

    You will now need a vacation from Journal articles and academic writing (pseudo-scientific writing :rolleyes:).

    Once you recover you can then go out there and touch some lives by BEING a "LIFE-CHANGER" beyond your material you try to impart.

    "When a disciple is fully grown, he is LIKE HIS TEACHER," not how his teacher teaches!
     
  11. Scott Henley

    Scott Henley New Member

    All of this information is on their website.
     
  12. friendorfoe

    friendorfoe Active Member

    Congrats...
     
  13. Denver

    Denver Member

    Congratulations Han.

    For those wanting information on the Grenoble DBA program please contact the administrator: (not the website, the US program is not yet listed)

    Séverine Chevalier: [email protected]

    or the Director of the DBA programs,

    Jean-Jacques Chanaron: [email protected]
     
  14. Rich Douglas

    Rich Douglas Well-Known Member

    a. That was not helpful.

    b. Whatever is on their site, it's not the same as coming from someone who's experienced it.

    c. Several of my questions would elicit a personal viewpoint not found on a school's website.

    I'll look forward to information coming from the source, thanks.
     
  15. Scott Henley

    Scott Henley New Member

    Sorry about that. I just wanted to point out that the program was on the Grenoble website. The website has been recently updated.
     
  16. Ted Heiks

    Ted Heiks Moderator and Distinguished Senior Member

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  18. Ted Heiks

    Ted Heiks Moderator and Distinguished Senior Member

    From the Grenoble and Newcastle websites, I gather the following. The "Why Grenoble?" question could be answered by pointing out that Grenoble is one of the few universities in the world holding business accreditation from AACSB, AMBA, and EQUIS. Admission requires a master's qualification in management from a recognized institution plus three years management experience with English language competency. Applications should be received by late June and program intake is in October. Costs (year one) were 6920 GBP ($13,860.37US) for 2006 entrants with a five-year total cost of 37,500 Euros ($51,022.50US). Considering that the program has a two-year coursework phase and a three-year dissertation phase, that would be $27,720.74 ($13,860.37 x 2) for the coursework phase, leaving $23,301.76 ($51,022.50 - $27,720.74) for the dissertation phase, or $7,767.25 a year ($23,301.76/3), assuming relatively stable tuition costs and exchange rates. The program includes a two-year part-time coursework phase, which includes four research training workshops, delivered in one-week blocks, in Theory & Research in Management of Technology, Innovation, and Organizational Change. Out of the coursework phase should arise the Literature Review (7500 words), the Pilot Project Report (7500 words), and the DBA Research Plan. The dissertation phase is three years part-time and results in an 80,000 word dissertation. There will be annual dissertation progress reports each September and an oral exam.
     
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    Scott Henley New Member

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    Ted Heiks Moderator and Distinguished Senior Member

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