Doctor of Philosophy in International Business (By Publication)
Swiss Doctorate by Publication
The Ph.D. in Management – Business Administration Research at the Malaysia campus, offered in partnership with Asia Metropolitan University (AMU)—ranked 72nd in Asia—provides a flexible and innovative path for professionals and researchers through the Doctorate by Publication option. This program is designed for individuals who have already made significant contributions to the field of business administration through research, academic articles, or scholarly reports.
Instead of submitting a traditional dissertation, doctoral students compile a portfolio of their existing publications, which are assessed for their academic rigor, originality, and impact in the field. This approach allows professionals to showcase their achievements while advancing their careers. The program also provides mentorship to help refine these publications to meet the highest doctoral standards. By graduation, doctoral students will have produced high-quality, internationally recognized research and publications, enhancing their professional standing and preparing them for leadership roles in business administration.
“Full-time students are eligible to apply for a student visa to study in Malaysia, offering an excellent opportunity to experience a diverse and vibrant academic environment.”
Things that Doctorate students truly need and how SIMI adapted:
- Full-time Student Visa (option)
- Fully Accreditation & Rcognition
- The Swiss Student Card (issued by authorities) confirms your official Swiss student status and eligibility with SIMI Swiss
- Supply 7 courses at the Level 8 Diploma in Strategic Management and Business Practice provides the necessary knowledge for developing a thesis
- Stay updated with the latest trends
- Flexible learning options
- Expand your professional network
- Academic and research support throughout your studies
- Support for 5 international publications
Qualification within a Swiss Doctorate by Publication Program:
- Ph.D in Management – Business Administration Research from Asia Metropolitan University
- Doctor of Business Administration from Swiss Information and Management Institute
International Accreditation
SIMI is accredited at both the institutional and programmatic levels by ASIC, HEAD, ISO 21001:2018, OTHM, and Qualifi, which is recognized by Ofqual.
Modular Supervision
Comprehensively guided by multiple supervisors through modular supervision and the international publication process.
Full time Student Visa
As a full-time program, doctoral students can be provided with a full-time student visa in Malaysia if needed.
Academic & Research Support
The academic, research and language support system helps students overcome challenges so they can focus solely on excelling in their studies.
Courses & Activities
1. Course: Advanced Research Methodology
Doctoral students who meet the admission requirements of AMU and SIMI Swiss will proceed with the enrollment process to begin their studies. Depending on their individual circumstances, doctoral students may choose to apply for a full-time student visa or opt out. It is important to note that if applying for a full-time student visa, doctoral students must comply with the regulations of the Malaysian government, which include a health examination, a minimum residency period in Malaysia, and payment of the student visa processing fee.
Group 1: Doctoral students Applying for a Full-Time Student Visa
- Doctoral students in this group will travel to the Malaysia campus to attend their first course and apply for a full-time student visa.
- They are required to stay in Malaysia for a minimum of 4 weeks to complete all necessary procedures, including a health examination.
- During this period, doctoral students will take their “Advanced Research Methodology” course, be assigned a supervisor, and receive a detailed introduction to the program structure and its requirements.
- Doctoral students who have not yet met the English language proficiency requirements can use this time to study and obtain the necessary English certifications.
Group 2: Doctoral students Not Applying for a Full-Time Student Visa
- Doctoral students in this group will travel to the Malaysia campus to attend the first course without applying for a full-time student visa.
- They will complete the first course, be assigned a supervisor, and receive an introduction to the program structure and requirements, similar to those applying for a visa.
- No mandatory 4-week stay in Malaysia is required, and they are free to return to their home country after completing the course without visa-related obligations.
2. Task: Complete the Research Proposal
The research direction, or Research Proposal, serves as a blueprint for the research conducted by doctoral students. Therefore, the more aligned the research direction is with the student’s interests and goals, the more it ensures the successful and efficient completion of the doctoral thesis.
At this stage, students will begin writing their Research Proposal (which is also the goal of the first course). Doctoral students will receive the following support:
- Comprehensive foundational learning materials suitable for the research major ensure that students have sufficient knowledge to pursue any research direction.
- Templates and forms.
- A consultation channel with professors specializing in business research.
- English language and format checks.
- Guidance on essay writing and citation using APA/Harvard methods.
3. Task: Participate in Colloquium 1
Doctoral students will participate in Colloquium 1, organized by AMU and SIMI Swiss. Participation in the Colloquium is mandatory, and students can attend in various formats: on-campus or online.
The Colloquium serves as a platform for doctoral students to expand their specialized knowledge, engage with faculty members, supervisors, and fellow students to discuss and present their research directions and findings.
At the conclusion of the Colloquium 1, doctoral students will have the opportunity to meet individually with their supervisor to finalize their Research Proposal before proceeding to the defense stage.
4. Task: Defend the Research Proposal
Once the Research Proposal is completed, doctoral students will defend their proposal before the academic committee of AMU and SIMI Swiss. This defense allows doctoral students to receive valuable feedback and ensures their research aligns with the highest academic standards.
Successfully defending the proposal is a key milestone in the doctoral journey, setting the foundation for the subsequent phases of research and thesis development.
5. Task: Continue Research and Complete the Doctoral Thesis
Doctoral students will continue developing their Research Proposal into a complete doctoral thesis under the guidance and support of the following:
- Supervisor: Responsible for overseeing the entire research process of the doctoral student.
- Module Supervisors: Provide workshops or activities tailored to specific groups of students, ensuring they acquire the necessary knowledge to complete their research.
- Academic Support System: Offers assistance such as English language support, plagiarism checks, and formatting in APA or other required styles.
6. Task: Participate in Colloquium 2
Doctoral students will participate in Colloquium 2, organized by AMU and SIMI Swiss. Participation in the Colloquium is mandatory, and students can attend in various formats: on-campus or online.
The Colloquium serves as a platform for doctoral students to expand their specialized knowledge, engage with faculty members, supervisors, and fellow students to discuss and present their research directions and findings.
At the conclusion of Colloquium 2, doctoral students will have the opportunity to meet individually with their supervisors to finalize their Thesis before proceeding to the final defense before the academic committee of AMU and SIMI Swiss.
7. Task: Defend the Doctoral Thesis to the AMU & SIMI Swiss Academic Committee in Malaysia
After completing their research, doctoral students will bind their thesis and submit it to the academic committee of AMU and SIMI Swiss.
The students will then proceed to defend their doctoral thesis before the academic committee of AMU and SIMI Swiss.
Following the defense, students will receive feedback for potential improvements (if any) from the academic committee. Based on this feedback, they will refine their research until it is fully complete.
During this finalization process, students will continue to receive guidance from their supervisors and support from the academic support system.
8. Course: How to Publish Your Research Paper
Once doctoral students have successfully completed their research, SIMI Swiss offers a specialized course, “How to Publish Your Research Paper,” to guide them through the process of transforming their Thesis into a publishable academic paper. This course not only supports the completion of their program but also enhances their academic and professional standing through publication.
9. Task: Publish an International Academic Paper
After successfully completing their doctoral research and participating in the “How to Publish Your Research Paper” course, doctoral students are equipped to transform their completed thesis into an international publication.
Note: Outstanding students may have the opportunity to publish an international paper as early as the completion stage of their Research Proposal.
Ph.D Thesis Stage
Ph.D Thesis
The Ph.D. thesis is a key component of the doctoral journey, representing the culmination of years of research and study. It serves as an original contribution to the field, where Ph.D students are expected to develop new theories, explore uncharted areas, or propose innovative solutions to existing problems. The thesis demonstrates the student’s ability to conduct independent, high-level research and contributes to the academic and professional body of knowledge.
Outcomes of a successful Ph.D. thesis include not only the attainment of a doctoral degree but also the potential for research findings to be published in academic journals, presented at conferences, or applied in real-world scenarios. These outcomes establish the student as an expert in their field, opening up opportunities for academic, professional, and research-based careers.
The distribution of a Ph.D. thesis typically involves several stages: submission to the university, evaluation by an academic committee, and possibly a public defense. After approval, the thesis may be published in academic repositories, shared with research communities, and, in some cases, adapted into books or professional reports, ensuring its impact extends beyond the doctoral program itself.
Outcomes of a Ph.D. Thesis:
- Attainment of a doctoral degree, signifying expertise in the field.
- Contribution of original research to the academic and professional community.
- Potential for research findings to be published in peer-reviewed academic journals.
- Opportunities to present research at national and international conferences.
- Application of research outcomes to real-world problems or industry challenges.
- Establishment of the student as an expert, opening doors to academic, research, and professional roles.
Distribution of a Ph.D. Thesis:
- Submission to the university or institution for academic evaluation.
- Review and evaluation by an academic committee or panel of experts.
- Possible requirement of a public defense (viva voce) to defend the thesis.
- Approval and awarding of the doctoral degree upon successful defense and review.
- Publication in academic repositories or university databases for public access.
- Potential for further adaptation into academic publications, books, or professional reports.
- Sharing within research communities, both academic and professional, to extend its impact.
Research Publication Stage
1. Modular Supervision Model
Structure: The Modular Supervision Model organizes the research supervision process by dividing it into distinct modules, with each module (such as a chapter or specific section) assigned to a specialist in that particular area. For example, one supervisor may oversee the introduction and literature review, while another focuses on methodology, and a third guides the data analysis and results sections. This structured approach ensures that each part of the research receives expert attention tailored to its specific requirements.
Benefits:
- Expertise and Specialized Guidance:
- Targeted Expertise: Each module is supervised by an expert in that specific field, ensuring that students receive high-quality, specialized advice tailored to the unique demands of each section of their research.
- Enhanced Quality: Specialized supervisors can provide deeper insights and more nuanced feedback, elevating the overall quality of the research.
- Focused and Efficient Support:
- Clear Responsibilities: By assigning specific sections to different supervisors, responsibilities are clearly delineated, reducing overlap and confusion.
- Timely Feedback: With multiple supervisors handling different modules, students can receive more timely and relevant feedback, facilitating steady progress.
- Comprehensive Coverage:
- Holistic Development: Each module is addressed thoroughly, ensuring that all aspects of the research are well-developed and cohesive.
- Balanced Perspectives: Exposure to multiple supervisors brings diverse viewpoints and methodologies, enriching the research process.
- Flexibility and Adaptability:
- Adaptive Supervision: As the research evolves, the modular approach allows for adjustments in supervision. If a particular section requires more attention, additional expertise can be allocated without disrupting the entire supervision framework.
- Scalability: This model is scalable to accommodate varying research complexities and student needs, making it suitable for a wide range of doctoral projects.
- Enhanced Collaboration and Networking:
- Collaborative Environment: Working with multiple supervisors fosters a collaborative academic environment, encouraging interdisciplinary approaches and innovative solutions.
- Professional Networking: Students build relationships with several experts in their field, expanding their professional network and opening up more opportunities for mentorship and collaboration.
- Efficient Management of Workload:
- Balanced Workload: Distributing supervision across modules helps manage the workload more effectively for both supervisors and students, preventing burnout and ensuring sustained productivity.
- Resource Optimization: Institutions can better utilize their academic resources by matching supervisors’ strengths to specific research needs.
- Personalized Learning Experience:
- Tailored Support: Students receive personalized guidance that aligns with their research interests and strengths, fostering a more engaging and supportive learning experience.
- Skill Development: Exposure to different supervisors’ expertise helps students develop a broader skill set and a more comprehensive understanding of their research topic.
Conclusion: The Modular Supervision Model offers a structured and flexible approach to doctoral supervision, leveraging specialized expertise to enhance the quality and efficiency of the research process. By dividing supervision responsibilities into manageable modules, this model ensures comprehensive coverage, fosters collaboration, and provides personalized support, ultimately contributing to the successful completion of high-caliber doctoral research.
2. Research Supervisor Process
SIMI Swiss understands that providing support and guidance to doctoral students throughout the research process and international publication not only reduces unnecessary stress and challenges for the doctoral students but also contributes valuable and high-quality research to society. With the unique Modular Supervision Model, doctoral students will gradually complete their PhD research, publish international papers, and meet the exceptionally rigorous standards of SIMI Swiss.
Learn more about the Research Supervision Process HERE.
3. Guidance on Publication
SIMI Swiss’s Doctorate by Publication program is renowned for its guidance and support, helping students not only complete their research but also successfully publish two international papers. The international publication guidance process at SIMI Swiss is implemented through the following steps:
- Guidance on selecting the appropriate journal
- Providing templates and methods for completing the submission
- Submitting the paper to the journal
- Guiding revisions based on feedback from the journal’s scientific board
- Finalizing the paper for publication
4. Guidance on Revisions and Format Support
After submitting a research paper to an international journal, the editorial board typically provides feedback, often suggesting revisions to improve the paper before it can be accepted for publication. At SIMI Swiss, students receive comprehensive support to successfully navigate this critical stage of the publication process. Support activities include:
- Detailed evaluation of the feedback with guidance from the research supervisor;
- Assistance in refining, analyzing, and revising the paper to ensure it meets the journal’s standards;
- Guidance in reformatting the paper according to the journal’s specific requirements;
- Coaching on how to professionally and effectively respond to reviewer feedback. With personalized guidance and formatting support, researchers can confidently resubmit their revised paper, significantly increasing the likelihood of acceptance and publication.
This process ensures that their research meets the high standards of international journals, enhancing both their academic credibility and professional expertise.
Entry requirements & Learning methods
1. Entry Requirements
In addition to the entry requirements, candidates applying to the program are also assessed for their suitability by the admissions committee before joining the program to ensure that they can acquire and benefit from the program.
Entry requirements:
To enroll in this program, learners must be over 24 years old and meet at least one of the following criteria:
- A Master’s qualification in Majors from accredited universities; or
- A Level 7 EQF diploma or equivalent. Level 7 Diploma must be from organizations that are authorized to issue qualifications and have been accredited
English requirements:
If a learner is not from a predominantly English-speaking country, proof of English language proficiency must be provided.
- Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) level B2 or equivalent;
- Or A minimum TOEFL score of 101 or IELTS 5.5; Reading and Writing must be at 5.5 or equivalent.
Please note:
- SIMI Swiss does not accept entry qualifications from counterfeit universities, Diploma Mills, or universities accredited by unreliable accreditation agencies.
- SIMI reserves the right to make admissions decisions based on the requirements of recognized agencies and the global quotas of the program.
2. Learning methods
The qualification is designed to be delivered over 2.5 academic years for full-time study, but it also offers flexibility to accommodate part-time and distance learning options.
The qualification is delivered in the following modes:
1. Off-campus/On-campus/Blended Mode
The program combines Live Classes with lecturers and local tutors (where applicable) for a hybrid learning experience.
- Offering interactive, real-time engagement with instructors.
- Local tutors provide additional guidance to help learners apply theoretical concepts to practical scenarios (please note that local tutors only apply where SIMI has a scientific partner).
- Ideal for busy professionals seeking flexibility with personalized support.
Learn more about the overview of enrolling in online classes at SIMI Swiss [Video HERE]
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2. Fully Online Mode:
The program is implemented using a combined automated training model that includes:
- Optimized Online Learning System: Designed to enhance the self-study process.
- Bite-Sized Lectures: Lessons are structured in short, manageable modules, enabling students to grasp the content immediately after completing each module.
- Comprehensive Support System: Provides students with the necessary tools and support to efficiently fulfill course requirements.
Learn more about how to use the automated training model at SIMI Swiss [Video HERE]
3. Academic Support
We understand that pursuing an accredited postgraduate program can be both exciting and challenging, especially for busy adult learners. To help you overcome these challenges, we’ve created the SIMI Swiss Supporting Systems, designed to guide you through any difficulties during your studies.
For a full overview of the support available, be sure to watch our informative videos, offering help at every stage of your academic journey.
Supplemental resources and Pro Certified
1. Supply 7 courses at the Level 8 Diploma in Strategic Management and Business Practice provides the necessary knowledge for developing a thesis
We understand that supplementing foundational knowledge at the doctoral level in Business Administration is especially important for Ph.D in International Business (by Publication mode) program students, as it serves two key purposes: providing a foundational knowledge base for use in the workplace and applying this knowledge to carry out doctoral thesis work.
The Ph.D in International Business (By Publication mode) is a program that offers courses aligned with the national competency framework at the doctoral level. These courses are integrated directly into the program to provide students with a rich source of reference materials, which they can later use in teaching after graduation, as each course functions as an independent Micro Credential.
The 7 courses are fully equipped with Syllabus, lectures, study materials, exams, and review exercises at the doctoral level, including:
1 – Developing Strategic Management and Leadership Potential
This course will help Ph.D students develop ability to evaluate strategic position, choices and actions. View details on Learning Outcomes, Topics, and Suggested Readings HERE.
2 – Managing Strategic Change
This course will help Ph.D students understand the personal characteristics of change agents as well as the evaluation and development of leadership skills to meet current and future strategic change management roles. View details on Learning Outcomes, Topics, and Suggested Readings HERE.
3 – Project Development, Planning and Management
This course highlights various challenges and bottlenecks faced by researcher in a typical Ph.D programme and aims to educate students about the best practices related to management of Ph.D research. View details on Learning Outcomes, Topics, and Suggested Readings HERE.
4 – Developing Research Capability
This course introduces Ph.D students to the basics of business processes and strategies related to enterprise and entrepreneurship, developing knowledge of enterprise and entrepreneurship in global contexts. View details on Learning Outcomes, Topics, and Suggested Readings HERE.
5 – Strategic Financial Management
This course equips Ph.D students with essential financial principles for management, covering analytical techniques, management accounting theories and models, budgetary evaluation, funding recommendations, and investment appraisals within an organizational context. View details on Learning Outcomes, Topics, and Suggested Readings HERE.
6 – Strategic Human Resource Management
This course equips Ph.D students to understand how effective strategic human resource management supports the achievement of organizational objectives across various contexts. View details on Learning Outcomes, Topics, and Suggested Readings HERE.
7 – Entrepreneurship and Innovation
This course introduces Ph.D students to the basics of business processes and strategies related to enterprise and entrepreneurship, developing knowledge of enterprise and entrepreneurship in global contexts. View details on Learning Outcomes, Topics, and Suggested Readings HERE.
2. Supply 30 courses mapped to National Occupational Standards
The National Occupational Standard is a crucial benchmark that ensures educational programs meet workplace demands. The PhD program is fully aligned with the Research Scientist position according to the national competency framework.
Beyond the comprehensive PhD curriculum, students gain access to an additional 30 professional modules covering a wide range of specializations. This expanded knowledge base enables students to build on their classroom learning and directly apply it to their specific job roles and needs, offering valuable tools for professional growth.
Unlike other study materials, this interactive and exclusive set of resources, developed by SIMI Swiss, is specifically designed for self-study. The knowledge system, aligned with the National Occupational Standard, is divided into 30 knowledge groups, each further broken down into bite-sized lessons. This approach allows students to absorb content quickly and effectively, even when away from their computer or phone.
- Learn more about the National Occupational Standard system [HERE].
- Learn more about the exclusive pedagogy for the supplemental interactive study materials [HERE].
- Learn more about the Professional Certified Level 7 EQF [HERE]
The 30 interactive courses that enhance knowledge and automatically accumulate 30 separate Pro Certifications Level 7 EQF include:
- Qualities of effective leadership: Learners will explore the making and developing of powerful leaders.
- Developing interpersonal skills: Connecting and bonding with people within the commercial sectors is extremely important for good business. This module trains learners in skills to improve and enhance communication techniques to create strong bonds.
- Motivating and influencing people: Inspiring people to create a unity of direction within business.
- Making decisions: Doing the right things in the right way at the right time. Learners will look at the process of making a good decision.
- Creativity and problem-solving: Do problems pose a threat or are they an opportunity to improve? Here, learners will figure out how to turn a problem into an advantage.
- Studying and using management theories: There are many theories concerned with management and the various models developed from these theories. This module looks over these theories with real-life examples.
- The external operating environment of business: Planning for influences on the business outside your control.
- Culture and ethics: The culture and ethics involved in the business world today.
- Governance and directorships: Structuring and controlling a business in a professional way.
- Analysing the competition: What are my competitors doing, how are they doing it, and why are they doing it? Reviewing and analysing competitors’ actions to enhance managerial roles.
- Marketing strategy: Creating an effective and successful market presence. Looking at the development of marketing strategies to create successful marketing campaigns.
- High performance sales: Learners will grasp the key elements of successful selling.
- E-Marketing communication: Understanding and using effective electronic messages to market.
- Customers and their needs: Ensuring that your customers are recognised and valued.
- Strategic human resource management: Human Resource Management must play a central role in the strategy of any organization. It is concerned with people as an asset of the business.
- Recruiting and CPD: Getting the best people. Developing the best people. Keeping the best people.
- Measuring and rewarding performance: Knowing and measuring how your people are performing.
- Interpreting business accounts: Using and understanding the litmus tests of business health.
- Tools of financial analysis: Resources, tools, and techniques to keep a finger on the pulse of the business.
- Managing cash and working capital: Cash, cash flow, and working capital. The lifeblood of business.
- Exercises in quantitative techniques: How to use and understand key figures.
- Impact of technology on business: Analyse and exploit the role of e-business within a business sector.
- Innovation and R&D: Creating commercial advantage from innovation and research.
- Implementing and managing quality systems: Right first time, right every time. The place of quality in business strategy.
- Strategic planning tools: Resources, tools, and ideas to help create an effective business strategy.
- Strategic and systems management: Options for strategic direction. Making the right choices for your business.
- The business plan: Creating a plan that targets the stated aims and objectives of a business.
- Developing high-performance teams: Cohesion and teamwork that enhances business performance.
- Managing projects: Getting things done. Using the right tools to run projects.
- Strategies for growth: This module explores the different ideas of growth and the various tools, measures, and controls at a manager’s disposal in planning for growth.
3. Supply 30 webinars mapped to National Occupational Standards
In addition to comprehensive lessons with built-in interactive activities and an exclusive self-study pedagogy, each knowledge module aligned with the National Occupational Standard includes instructional videos (webinars). Doctorate students are provided with 30 video webinars corresponding to the 30 interactive modules, ensuring a well-rounded and complete learning experience.
The 30 video webinars include:
- Webinar - Qualities of effective leadership: Learners will explore the making and developing of powerful leaders.
- Webinar - Developing interpersonal skills: Connecting and bonding with people within the commercial sectors is extremely important for good business. This module trains learners in skills to improve and enhance communication techniques to create strong bonds.
- Webinar - Motivating and influencing people: Inspiring people to create a unity of direction within business.
- Webinar - Making decisions: Doing the right things in the right way at the right time. Learners will look at the process of making a good decision.
- Webinar - Creativity and problem-solving: Do problems pose a threat or are they an opportunity to improve? Here, learners will figure out how to turn a problem into an advantage.
- Webinar - Studying and using management theories: There are many theories concerned with management and the various models developed from these theories. This module looks over these theories with real-life examples.
- Webinar - The external operating environment of business: Planning for influences on the business outside your control.
- Webinar - Culture and ethics: The culture and ethics involved in the business world today.
- Webinar - Governance and directorships: Structuring and controlling a business in a professional way.
- Webinar - Analysing the competition: What are my competitors doing, how are they doing it, and why are they doing it? Reviewing and analysing competitors’ actions to enhance managerial roles.
- Webinar - Marketing strategy: Creating an effective and successful market presence. Looking at the development of marketing strategies to create successful marketing campaigns.
- Webinar - High performance sales: Learners will grasp the key elements of successful selling.
- Webinar - E-Marketing communication: Understanding and using effective electronic messages to market.
- Webinar - Customers and their needs: Ensuring that your customers are recognised and valued.
- Webinar - Strategic human resource management: Human Resource Management must play a central role in the strategy of any organization. It is concerned with people as an asset of the business.
- Webinar - Recruiting and CPD: Getting the best people. Developing the best people. Keeping the best people.
- Webinar - Measuring and rewarding performance: Knowing and measuring how your people are performing.
- Webinar - Interpreting business accounts: Using and understanding the litmus tests of business health.
- Webinar - Tools of financial analysis: Resources, tools, and techniques to keep a finger on the pulse of the business.
- Webinar - Managing cash and working capital: Cash, cash flow, and working capital. The lifeblood of business.
- Webinar - Exercises in quantitative techniques: How to use and understand key figures.
- Webinar - Impact of technology on business: Analyse and exploit the role of e-business within a business sector.
- Webinar - Innovation and R&D: Creating commercial advantage from innovation and research.
- Webinar - Implementing and managing quality systems: Right first time, right every time. The place of quality in business strategy.
- Webinar - Strategic planning tools: Resources, tools, and ideas to help create an effective business strategy.
- Webinar - Strategic and systems management: Options for strategic direction. Making the right choices for your business.
- Webinar - The business plan: Creating a plan that targets the stated aims and objectives of a business.
- Webinar - Developing high-performance teams: Cohesion and teamwork that enhances business performance.
- Webinar - Managing projects: Getting things done. Using the right tools to run projects.
- Webinar - Strategies for growth: This module explores the different ideas of growth and the various tools, measures, and controls at a manager’s disposal in planning for growth.
4. Earn 30 Level 7 EQF Pro Certifications via automated testing
While an PhD degree certifies academic achievement at the Level 8 EQF , in the workplace, Level 7 EQF Pro Certifications help professionals demonstrate their knowledge, skills, and ability to take responsibility in their specific fields.
As a program mapped to National Occupational Standards, along with the supplemental knowledge system, students can engage in self-study through interactive lessons, attend webinars, and take online tests to earn 30 Level 7 EQF Pro Certifications. Each ProCert reflects Level 7 EQF, outlines the Learning Outcomes, and provides certification upon completion.
If students wish to convert their e-Pro Certifications at Level 7 EQF to hard copies, they can use an optional service for a minimal fee.
The 30 Level 7 EQF ProCerts that learners can obtain during the DBA program (note: this is optional):
- Level 7 Certified for Qualities of effective leadership
- Level 7 Certified for Developing interpersonal skills
- Level 7 Certified for Motivating and influencing people
- Level 7 Certified for Making decisions
- Level 7 Certified for Creativity and problem-solving
- Level 7 Certified for Studying and using management theories
- Level 7 Certified for The external operating environment of business
- Level 7 Certified for Culture and ethics
- Level 7 Certified for Governance and directorships
- Level 7 Certified for Analysing the competition
- Level 7 Certified for Marketing strategy
- Level 7 Certified for High performance sales
- Level 7 Certified for E-Marketing communication
- Level 7 Certified for Customers and their needs
- Level 7 Certified for Strategic human resource management
- Level 7 Certified for Recruiting and CPD
- Level 7 Certified for Measuring and rewarding performance
- Level 7 Certified for Interpreting business accounts
- Level 7 Certified for Tools of financial analysis
- Level 7 Certified for Managing cash and working capital
- Level 7 Certified for Exercises in quantitative techniques
- Level 7 Certified for Impact of technology on business
- Level 7 Certified for Innovation and R&D
- Level 7 Certified for Implementing and managing quality systems
- Level 7 Certified for Strategic planning tools
- Level 7 Certified for Strategic and systems management
- Level 7 Certified for The business plan
- Level 7 Certified for Developing high-performance teams
- Level 7 Certified for Managing projects
- Level 7 Certified for Strategies for growth
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Program accreditations
1. Accreditation review guidelines by SIMI Swiss
SIMI is the first higher education institute in Zug, Switzerland, to achieve comprehensive international accreditations at both the organizational and program levels. The video below guides you through the step-by-step process of verifying and checking SIMI Swiss's accreditations and recognitions.
2. Refer to SIMI Swiss Program information in SVEB Switzerland
SVEB Switzerland (Schweizerischer Verband für Weiterbildung) is the Swiss Federation for Adult Learning and serves as the national umbrella organization for adult education in Switzerland. SVEB is recognized as the leading authority in Switzerland for promoting and supporting lifelong learning and professional development through a wide range of educational programs and certifications.
Benefits of the SIMI Swiss Programs Published in SVEB:
- National & Federal Recognition: Being published in SVEB gives the SIMI Swiss program official recognition in Switzerland, validating its quality and adherence to Swiss educational standards.
- Increased Credibility: Membership and listing with SVEB enhance the credibility of the SIMI program, making it more attractive to prospective students and employers who value SVEB-approved programs.
- Professional Advancement: Programs listed with SVEB are often aligned with the needs of the Swiss job market, increasing graduates' employability and supporting their career progression within Switzerland.
- Access to a Wider Network: Association with SVEB connects the SIMI Swiss program to a broader network of educational institutions, professionals, and employers across Switzerland, offering opportunities for collaboration, networking, and knowledge exchange.
- Compliance with Swiss Standards: SVEB ensures that SIMI Swiss programs meet high educational standards, including up-to-date content, qualified instructors, and effective teaching methods, enhancing the overall learning experience for students.
- Support for Lifelong Learning: SVEB’s focus on adult education means the SIMI Swissprogram aligns with lifelong learning principles, supporting students in their ongoing professional development.
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