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Online postgraduate tuition $0 · U.S. university · HLC · CHEA · DEAC
United StatesTuition-free onlineThe Mltio University · United States
Doctoral research for practising executives. Mltio's tuition-free DBA pairs rigorous applied research with flexible online study, cohort residencies, and a practice-based thesis addressing a strategic problem in your organisation or sector.
Minneapolis campus · online worldwide
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DBAThe DBA is designed for senior executives who wish to contribute practitioner-focused research to the field of business administration.
DBAA professional doctorate for senior health-sector leaders — applied research in operations, finance, quality and policy, culminating in a dissertation that advances administrative practice. Non-clinical.
Clarity
MBA, Masters, PhD, DBA and online postgraduate certificates carry zero tuition fees — no annual tuition invoice.
You may pay application, examination and optional certificate fees. Amounts are shown before you commit.
Eligible online students can request exam sponsorship — approximately 95% of those who apply receive support.
Why Mltio
A PhD emphasises theoretical research for academic careers; a DBA focuses on applied research solving real business problems for practising executives. Both are tuition-free online at Mltio.
Applicants typically hold a master's degree or equivalent professional qualifications plus substantial senior management experience. Check individual programme pages for specific entry criteria.
Yes. The Mltio University is HLC-accredited, CHEA-recognised and holds DEAC accreditation, alongside recognition from the U.S. Department of Education and UNESCO.
Yes. Students from 150 countries and territories can apply for tuition-free online programmes and on-campus pathways in Minneapolis. Admissions are open to qualified applicants worldwide.
Admissions
Rolling admissions for tuition-free online postgraduate study. Awards are conferred by Mltio University in the United States.
