AUL Marbella Assessment is the systematic collection, review, and use of information about our educational programs undertaken for the purpose of improving student learning and development. An outcomes assessment is completed for each program annually. AUL Marbella has developed an outcomes assessment program intended to provide an ongoing review of the institution’s effectiveness. The program for assessing institutional effectiveness has two components: one, gathering and compiling information on the extent of AUL Marbella’s accomplishments in achieving defined purposes; and, two, using such information for institutional planning and program improvement.
The joint IUL- AULM DBA program is designed to serve this need by providing doctoral-level education to
professional practitioners in business and management.
Upon completion of the DBA program, well-defined students are ready to enter the international
the business world and successful employment, publications of scholarly papers, professional research
and teaching at institutes and Universities.
Doctoral program outcomes
- Demonstrate advanced knowledge and competence in the latest academic theories, concepts, technology-enabled opportunities, financially justified analysis, research operations and market-based economy in a global field of business administration,
- Demonstrate integration from business and non-business disciplines to generate novel ideas, strategies, and practical approaches to address business issues faced by senior leadership in organizations,
- Demonstrate effective research skills including the formulation of the research problem; integration of previous publications into an appropriate literature review; design of a research study; data analysis; ability to summarize and present the results,
- Generate, evaluate, and assess the ethical obligations and responsibilities of business for the purpose of responsible management,
- Demonstrate an ability to address complex industry challenges using the frameworks of industry rules and regulations that build prescriptive conclusions and real-world experience and knowledge.
Dissertation outcomes
The dissertation is the final scholarly product of the program. This document must complete the proposed research study, presenting detailed results and analyses. The dissertation must present a careful synthesis and evaluation of the work done and the findings obtained. All claims must be warranted, and limitations admitted. Suggestions for future research in the field that builds on instant research are required to demonstrate the fruitfulness of this research.
The capstone project outcomes are:
Concept paper – Demonstration of students’ ability to articulate a research study.
Quality review methods – Demonstration of students’ ability to conduct a review of the alignment of methods, design, and question in the dissertation study.
Defense – Demonstration of students’ ability to present and defend their research and findings.
Click here to view the most recent outcomes data for the DBA program.
Graduate programs are consistent with the University’s mission; in keeping with the expectations of their respective disciplines and professions. They require a greater depth of study and increased demands on student intellectual or creative capacities; knowledge of the literature of the field; and ongoing student engagement in research, innovation, leadership, and/or appropriate high-level professional practice.
Graduates:
- Master the skills of business leadership and entrepreneurship
- Possess the managerial knowledge related to all areas of business
- Work within diverse global regions
- Able to face developing global challenges in international communities
The programs provide an ethical and legal foundation for the student’s behavior in commerce and give the student insights into recognizing inappropriate behavior in others. they imbue the student with detailed knowledge of managing both projects and operations. Programs describe how effective managers lead—how they make decisions to motivate others and how they organize efforts to tap into human capabilities most effectively.
The components of our undergraduate programs demonstrate an integrated course of study that helps students develop the breadth and depth of intellect to become more effective learners and to prepare them for a productive life of work, leadership, and personal fulfillment. It aims at developing a student’s intellectual ability, executive personality and managerial skills through an appropriate blending of business and general education.
The program assists the student in understanding and developing the unique leadership qualities required for successfully managing business functions, an organizational unit or an enterprise.
These learning outcomes for the undergraduate level indicate that upon successful completion of any program, students:
- Produce up-to-date, assertive and effective executives for business and other organizations
- Are prepared for higher studies in business at home and abroad
- Acquire potential for high earnings, increased responsibility, and greater personal development
