DBA Workshop: Crafting a Strong Admissions Research Proposal

Learn what makes a compelling DBA research proposal — and how to position your topic for a successful application.

Your research proposal is one of the most important parts of your DBA application. This workshop gives you direct guidance from Dean Jennifer Serowick on what makes a proposal stand out — and how to position your topic effectively before you apply.

DATE

Thursday, September 17, 2026

TIME

2pm

TIMEZONE

Europe/London

LOCATION

Online

Register here

About the workshop

A strong research proposal doesn't just demonstrate your interest in doctoral study — it shows that you can think rigorously about a problem worth solving.

Join Dean Jennifer Serowick for a practical workshop designed to help prospective candidates understand what the admissions team is looking for in a DBA research proposal. You'll learn how to identify a topic with genuine impact, how to frame your research question effectively, and how to avoid the common pitfalls that weaken applications.

Whether you're still shaping your ideas or ready to write, this session will give you the clarity and confidence to submit a proposal that stands out.

What we'll cover:


What makes a strong DBA research proposal


How to identify and refine a topic with real-world relevance


How to frame your research question effectively


Common mistakes to avoid


How to position your proposal for the admissions process


Live Q&A with Dean Serowick

Meet our speaker

A classroom less ordinary

At Hult, our faculty guide students in applying cutting-edge tools and theories to tackle real, contemporary business challenges. The professors leading our Doctorate in Business Administration are award-winning researchers with impact in both academia and industry. We’re excited to give you a glimpse of Hult’s dynamic, hands-on approach to business education in this virtual masterclass.

Can’t join us for this session? Check out our other events to find more sessions that will prepare you for life at Hult.

Ready to dare mighty things?