Master’s in International Management Studies at UT Dallas
Position yourself for global success.
Gain access to real-world experiences.
With over 200 international companies from 34 countries building their U.S. headquarters or a substantial operations hub in DFW, the Jindal School of Management allows access to unique real-world experiences and internship opportunities.
The Jindal School of Management has a dedicated Career Management Center focused on providing connections and guidance to students as they prepare for their professional journey. The resources are career preparation workshops, interview preparation, resume reviews with career development specialists, job fairs, connections to employers and a robust internship program.
Master’s in International Management Studies students have the opportunity to intern abroad, giving hands-on experience in navigating a multinational corporation outside of the U.S. Regardless of whether you stay in the Dallas/Fort Worth area or choose to look for jobs internationally — the Jindal School as all the resources you need to be career-ready.
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Master the tools to achieve global success.
The Naveen Jindal School of Management is built on diversity. Our student population and faculty come to us from over 125 different countries.
In addition to having a multicultural foundation at the school, the MS International Management Studies also offers students a wide array of tools to achieve global success.
Both the Bachelor’s in Global Business and Master’s in International Management Studies programs fall under the Jindal School’s Center for Global Business. The Center for Global Business includes an advisory board is made-up of trailblazers and seasoned global executives who lend their expertise and knowledge of the constantly changing global business environment to build a robust curriculum. The following programs are available to enhance your experience:
- A mentorship program connecting students to experienced industry professionals
- Student-run Global Business Organization (GBO) and Collegiate World Affairs Council (CWAC)
- Jindal Global Experience (JGE) – a week-long, immersive experience in a foreign country as part of a course.
Explore what the Center for Global Business has to offer
Develop your personal career roadmap.
With so many career options in global business, the Master’s in International Management Studies at UT Dallas is designed to give future leaders broad practical knowledge paired with customized concentrations to hone in on career tracks and areas of interest.
The UT Dallas Master’s in International Management Studies is a 36-hour degree plan with 12 hours of core credits, 15 hours of electives and nine hours dedicated to a specific concentration. By focusing on developing a global skillset required by current and evolving industry standards, this program gives graduates the knowledge and experience to pursue their desired career path with international institutions, multinational corporations, or governmental organizations.
See how you can customize your degree planResource Articles
Discover how International Management Studies faculty are researching, publishing, speaking and engaging in the business community. The authors of these articles also include International Management Studies students, staff and friends.
Why the globalization backlash?
Written by Clint Peinhardt
Does it matter that voters are becoming more skeptical of globalization? It does, and not just because they are also consumers. Read on to find out why.
Forecasting in Capsim: The Next Piece of the Puzzle
Written by Larry Chasteen
To forecast is to predict future sales using previous data. Forecasting accurately in Capsim allows players to make the best business decisions possible and to make large profits without any emergency loans.
Capsim and the Balanced Scorecard (BSC)
Written by Larry Chasteen
The BSC provides managers with a fast but comprehensive view of the business. It includes financial measures that reflect the results of actions already taken.
Capsim: How to Win
Written by Larry Chasteen
Are you looking to get ahead on the Capsim Foundation Challenge? Do you want to win at Capsim? You get to practice making executive decisions regarding accounting, finance, research, design, and more. Many activities mimic real-life situations.
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