| PHDB7309 | Special Topics in Business | The student will read widely and deeply from selective readings comprising bibliographies from the student's Business concentration area. The approach used in this seminar will be text-centered, student-focused, and writing-intensive, with dialogue s... |
| PHDB7310 | Leadership & Technology | Leadership responsibilities in organizations will increasingly influence, and be influenced by technology. This course is designed to provide an enhanced understanding of the global environment of information technology and its impact in today's soc... |
| PHDB7311 | Organization Theory & Design | This seminar will examine the key issues and perspectives in organization theory. The objective of the course is to provide increased knowledge, including classic and contemporary theories, ongoing controversies, and groundbreaking empirical studies... |
| PHDB7312 | Emerging Trends in Business Leadership | This seminar will examine specific topic(s) chosen in response to critical issues that are currently under discussion and perceived to be of broad interest to a large number of seminar participants. Topics may include but not limited to Financial and... |
| PHDB7313 | Financial Issues in Leadership | This course addresses theory and application of financial management systems and techniques in organizations and explores frameworks for financial decision making through the application of analytical concepts and decision techniques to a variety of... |
| PHDB7314 | Leadership, Ethics, and Social Responsibility | An in-depth investigation of the characteristics and relationships between ethical and moral practices and effective leadership. This course will explore the nature of ethical leadership through a consideration of the ethical foundation of leadership... |
| PHDB7315 | Qualitative Research in Business | This course will allow the student to apply advanced, qualitative research principles, data collection and analysis methods as well as writing for publication in the student's area of Business concentration. This course will allow the student to appl... |
| PHDB7316 | Jerusalem, Israel, and the World: Identity, Faith, and Leadership | This seminar includes a trip to Israel in order to explore the issues associated with the impact of globalization, faith, and identity in leadership development. Readings and assignments before the trip will have prepared the students to engage in t... |
| PHDB7317 | Athens, Rome, and the World: Identity,Faith, and Leadership | Reserved for committee, Crossed with PHDL 7317, PHDG 7317, PHDM 7317 |
| PHDB7380 | Managing Change in Organizations | No Description Set |
| PHDB7390 | Leadershp and the Body Politic | No Description Set |
| PHDB7391 | Independent Study in Leadership Business | Independent Study courses are devised by professors to permit students to explore material not offered in regularly scheduled courses. |
| PHDB7392 | Culture Changing Leaders in ChristianHistory:martin Luther & Dietrich Bonhoef | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| PHDB7393 | Great Leaders in Antiquity | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| PHDB7396 | American Christianity, Civil Rights, and Leadership | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| PHDB7397 | Leadership in World War II | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |