How to Apply

Apply to the Executive DBA Program

Take the next step toward earning your Executive Doctorate in Business Administration (DBA) at Miami Herbert. Start your application today and get personalized guidance throughout the process.
Sasha Espinola is available to assist you throughout the application process. Schedule a one-on-one consultation with her here, or reach out via email at sasha.espinola@miami.edu.

Start Your Application

To begin your application, click here.

You will be asked to provide the following documents:

• Unofficial transcripts* of your latest degree: A master’s degree is preferred but not required.
  *Official academic transcripts from all academic institutions attended will be required if offered admission into the program.
• Your résumé.
• A letter of recommendation. 
• A personal essay. Your essay should be approximately 750–1,000 words, clearly written, and reflective of your genuine thoughts and intentions. This essay is a critical component of your application and provides us with valuable insight into your aspirations and readiness for the program. Please address the following topics in your essay:​ 
  • Motivations and goals: Share your reasons for pursuing the EDBA degree and outline your professional and personal goals.  How does this program align with your aspirations?
  • Research Interests: Describe the areas of research that interest you. Are there specific challenges or opportunities in your field or industry that you wish to explore through your DBA research?
  • Time Management: The EDBA program requires a significant time commitment of approximately 15-20 hours per week. Explain how you plan to manage this commitment alongside your professional and personal responsibilities.

Apply Today!

Be sure to monitor your application status for updates and respond promptly to any requests for additional information.

Application Deadlines & Scholarships

Rolling Admissions: The Executive DBA program reviews applications year-round, and qualified applicants are reviewed on a rolling basis.

Merit-Based Scholarship Priority: Applicants who apply early receive priority for merit-based scholarship consideration. Funding is limited and awarded until available funds are exhausted.

Apply Early: Submitting your application early increases your chances of securing scholarship support and ensures a timely admissions review.