Executive Education Programs in Business Administration - UT Dallas 2025 Graduate Catalog - The University of Texas at Dallas

Executive Education Programs in Business Administration - UT Dallas 2025 Graduate Catalog - The University of Texas at Dallas
UT Dallas 2025 Graduate Catalog
Naveen Jindal School of Management
Executive Education Programs
The Naveen Jindal School of Management, Executive Education Area combines the best of the school's nationally recognized faculty with a select group of executives to provide an innovative, relevant portfolio of programs. Designed to advance knowledge and skills that improve organizational performance, these programs include both MBA and Master of Science degree programs, as well as certificate programs. Courses are taught on campus, on site or online.
Students pursuing the Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree program at the Naveen Jindal School of Management (JSOM) are required to complete the prerequisites
OPRE 6303
Quantitative Foundations of Business. For
OPRE 6303
, applicants may request a waiver if they have completed Calculus at the undergraduate or graduate level with a grade of "B" or better. These program prerequisites must be satisfied within the first semester of graduate study as a degree-seeking student. Degree credit is not earned for program prerequisites; however, the grade achieved in prerequisites will count toward the student's grade-point average (GPA).
Programs in Business Administration
Doctor of Business Administration
Executive Master of Business Administration
Executive MBA with an Emphasis in Healthcare Organization Leadership
Executive MBA with an Emphasis in Healthcare Leadership and Management (for Physicians)
Executive MBA with an Emphasis in Healthcare Leadership and Management (for Professionals)
Executive MBA in Healthcare Administration and Leadership
Executive MBA with an Emphasis in Product Lifecycle and Supply Chain Management
Executive MBA with an Emphasis in Project Management
Customized Online Master of Business Administration Degree
Certificates
Graduate Certificate in Global Marketing
Graduate Certificate in Real Estate Investment Management - Executive Education
Double Degrees
Master of Science in Healthcare Leadership and Management with an Emphasis for Physicians - Executive Education/Executive MBA with an Emphasis in Healthcare Leadership and Management (for Physicians) (Double Degree)
Special admission and fee requirements apply to the following programs and courses.
Doctor of Business Administration
72 semester credit hours minimum
Faculty
FACG> jsom-business-administration-dba
Degree Requirements
The Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) program focuses on the application of business theory to solve practitioner problems by addressing real-world business issues through a rigorous-based curriculum. The goal is to educate practicing executives to learn and utilize advanced research methodologies and business analytics, gain practice-based research and applicable knowledge, and apply them towards real world yet unsolved problems.
Course Requirements
An Executive DBA degree is earned by completing the following courses:
Core Courses: 36 semester credit hours
DBUA 7411
Overview of Business Research
DBUA 7412
Probability and Statistics for Business
DBUA 7413
Managerial Economics
DBUA 7414
Overview of Research Methodologies
DBUA 7415
Advanced Research Methods I
DBUA 7416
Advanced Research Methods II
DBUA 7417
Advanced Research Methods III
DBUA 7418
Research Projects I
DBUA 7419
Research Projects II
Research Course: 9 semester credit hours
DBUA 7320
Research Topics in Accounting
DBUA 7321
Research Topics in Finance
DBUA 7322
Research Topics in Information Systems
DBUA 7323
Research Topics in Marketing
DBUA 7324
Research Topics in Operations Management
DBUA 7325
Research Topics in Organizational Behavior
DBUA 7326
Research Topics in Interdisciplinary Areas
Dissertation: 27 semester credit hours
DBUA 7V26
Dissertation
Executive Master of Business Administration
53 semester credit hours minimum
Faculty
FACG> jsom-executive-emba-mba
Professors:
Ashiq Ali
@axa042200
Gary Bolton
@gxb122130
Dorothée Honhon
@dbh130130
Mike W. Peng
@mxp059000
Gil Sadka
@gxs143630
Clinical Professor:
John Barden
@jpb063000
Clinical Associate Professor:
Carolyn Reichert
@carolyn
Clinical Assistant Professor:
Jeffery (Jeff) Hicks
@jnh061000
Associate Professor of Instruction:
Gary Reichmuth
@gar220001
Associate Professors of Practice:
Jackie Kimzey
@jxk092000
Degree Requirements
The Executive MBA (EMBA) program at the Naveen Jindal School of Management is a minimum of 53 semester credit hours that prepares experienced professionals for upper management, executive levels, and the C-suite. Based in part on personal executive coaching, the program provides a transformative educational experience that enhances student success and takes student careers to a higher level. The 21-month program meets in-person one-weekend per month (Friday/Saturday), and synchronously online one evening a week. This cohort-based program maximizes the benefits of in-person learning while minimizing disruptions for those with busy schedules.
The EMBA curriculum enhances individuals' basic business fundamentals and sharpens their decision-making skills through strategic frameworks for performance transformation. Emerging technologies and corporate social responsibility are integrated throughout the curriculum. The program includes a ten-day international study tour that exposes students to corporate and governmental decision makers. Students explore the countries' economic states and competitive advantages, understand strategic decisions facing business executives, learn about public policy with regards to immigration, labor, culture and management practices and understand opportunities for foreign investment. To apply for this degree program, an undergraduate degree is required (all majors are considered). In order to graduate, students must maintain a 3.0 grade-point average (GPA) in the core GPA, degree GPA (exclusive of prerequisite courses), and cumulative GPA (all courses taken at the graduate level). Students can obtain a double MBA and MS degree by taking a minimum of 63 semester credit hours (assuming they meet all the degree requirements for both programs).
Prerequisites
Students pursuing the Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree program at the Naveen Jindal School of Management (JSOM) are required to complete the prerequisites
OPRE 6303
Quantitative Foundations of Business. For
OPRE 6303
, applicants may request a waiver if they have completed Calculus at the undergraduate or graduate level with a grade of "B" or better. This program prerequisite must be satisfied within the first semester of graduate study as a degree-seeking student. Degree credit is not earned for program prerequisites, however, the grade achieved in prerequisites will count toward the student's grade-point average (GPA).
Course Requirements
Core Courses: 32 semester credit hours
ACCT 6301
Financial Accounting
ACCT 6202
Accounting for Managerial Decision Making and Control
BPS 6310
Strategic Management
or
BPS 6332
Strategic Leadership
FIN 6301
Financial Management
IMS 6304
International Business Management
or
IMS 6365
Cross Cultural Management Analysis
MIS 6313
Managing IT in the Analytics Age
MECO 6303
Business Economics
MKT 6301
Marketing Management
OPRE 6301
Statistics and Data Analysis
OPRE 6302
Operations Management
OB 6301
Organizational Behavior
Elective Courses: 21 semester credit hours
ACCT 6394
Current Trends in Corporate Governance
BPS 6313
Strategic Leadership and Organizational Transformation
BPS 6387
Private Equity
ENTP 6394
Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneurship
FIN 6253
Valuation, Investment and Financing
IMS 6351
Executive International Study Trip - EMBA
OB 6152
Executive Coaching
OB 6339
Negotiations and Contracts
Executive MBA with an Emphasis in Healthcare Organization Leadership
The Executive MBA with an Emphasis in Healthcare and Organizational Leadership program at the Naveen Jindal School of Management is a minimum 53 semester credit hours that prepares experienced professionals for upper management, executive levels and the C-suite. Offered in partnership with UT Southwestern, Parkland Health & Hospital System, Harris Health System, Baylor College of Medicine, and UTHealth, the program provides a transformative educational experience that enhances student success and takes student careers to a higher level.
Prerequisites
Students pursuing the Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree program at the Naveen Jindal School of Management (JSOM) are required to complete the prerequisites
OPRE 6303
Quantitative Foundations of Business. For
OPRE 6303
, applicants may request a waiver. This program prerequisite must be satisfied within the first semester of graduate study as a degree-seeking student. Degree credit is not earned for program prerequisites, however, the grade achieved in prerequisites will count toward the student's grade-point average (GPA).
Special tuition, fees and admissions requirements apply.
Course Requirements
Core Courses: 32 semester credit hours
ACCT 6301
Financial Accounting
ACCT 6202
Accounting for Managerial Decision Making and Control
BPS 6310
Strategic Management
or
BPS 6332
Strategic Leadership
FIN 6301
Financial Management
IMS 6304
International Business Management
or
IMS 6365
Cross Cultural Management Analysis
MIS 6313
Managing IT in the Analytics Age
MECO 6303
Business Economics
MKT 6301
Marketing Management
OPRE 6301
Statistics and Data Analysis
OPRE 6302
Operations Management
OB 6301
Organizational Behavior
Elective Courses: 21 semester credit hours
All Executive MBA with an emphasis in Healthcare Organization Leadership students are required to take an additional 21 semester credit hours to satisfy the MBA elective requirement based on their interest and focus. All courses must receive departmental approval.
Executive MBA with an Emphasis in Healthcare Leadership and Management (for Physicians)
53 semester credit hours minimum
Faculty
FACG> jsom-healthcare-leadership-and-management-ms
Professors:
Ashiq Ali
@axa042200
Gary Bolton
@gxb122130
Huseyin Cavusoglu
@huseyin
Jianqing Chen
@jxc111031
William M. Cready
@wmc041000
Gregory G. Dess
@ggd021000
Umit G. Gurun
@ugg041000
Kyle Hyndman
@tdp062000
Varghese S. Jacob
@vjacob
Dmitri Kuksov
@dgk120030
Nanda Kumar
@nkumar
Seung-Hyun Lee
@sxl029100
Zhiang (John) Lin
@zlin
Sumit K. Majumdar
@skm021100
Syam Menon
@sxm021300
Vijay S. Mookerjee
@vijaym
B. P. S. Murthi
@murthi
Vikram Nanda
@vkn150030
Naim Bugra Ozel
@nbo150030
Mike W. Peng
@mxp059000
Hasan Pirkul
@hpirkul
Suresh Radhakrishnan
@sradhakr
Srinivasan Raghunathan
@sraghu
Ram C. Rao
@rrao
Brian Ratchford
@btr051000
Michael J. Rebello
@mjr071000
Gil Sadka
@gxs143630
Sumit Sarkar
@sumit
Wing Kwong (Eric) Tsang
@wkt071000
Jun Xia
@jxx132030
Ying Xie
@yxx124930
Harold Zhang
@hxz054000
Zhiqiang (Eric) Zheng
@zxz062000
Associate Professors:
Mehmet Ayvaci
@mua120030
Nina Baranchuk
@nxb043000
Zhonglan Dai
@zxd051000
Surya N. Janakiraman
@suryaj
Robert L. Kieschnick Jr.
@rkiesch
Tongil Kim
@txk200012
Atanu Lahiri
@axl144730
Jun Li
@jxl128031
Ningzhong Li
@nxl124130
Lívia Markóczy
@lxm055000
Radha Mookerjee
@rvm019000
Ramachandran (Ram) Natarajan
@nataraj
Alejandro Rivera Mesias
@axr150331
Young U. Ryu
@ryoung
Harpreet Singh
@hxs104000
Upender Subramanian
@uxs092000
Guihua Wang
@gxw130630
Kelsey D. Wei
@kdw061000
Han (Victor) Xia
@hxx110930
Yexiao Xu
@yexiaoxu
Alejandro Zentner
@axz051000
Jieying Zhang
@jxz146230
Zhe (James) Zhang
@zxz145430
Feng Zhao
@fxz082000
Yibin Zhou
@yxz066000
Assistant Professors:
Naireet Ghosh
@dal048160
Ryan Raimi
@dal183685
Shujing Sun
@sxs200168
Christian Von Drathen
@cxv141430
Associate Professors Emeriti:
J. Richard Harrison
@harrison
David J. Springate
@spring8
Clinical Professors:
John Barden
@jpb063000
Larry Chasteen
@chasteen
Paul Convery
@pxc141930
Howard Dover
@hfd021000
Randall S. Guttery
@rxg112530
William Hefley
@weh150130
Marilyn Kaplan
@mkaplan
Sonia Leach
@sel120030
Peter Lewin
@plewin
Jeffrey Manzi
@jxm158130
John McCracken
@jfm
Daniel Rajaratnam
@dxr143430
Kannan Ramanathan
@kxr087000
Mark Thouin
@mxt083000
Habte Woldu
@wolduh
Fang Wu
@fxw052000
Clinical Associate Professors:
Judd Bradbury
@jdb101000
Dawn Owens
@dmo130130
Carolyn Reichert
@carolyn
Clinical Assistant Professors:
Moran Blueshtein
@mxb135230
Jeffery (Jeff) Hicks
@jnh061000
Liping Ma
@lxm133730
Professors of Instruction:
Shawn Alborz
@sxa063000
Semiramis Amirpour
@sxa130731
Jeffrey Baker
@dal616978
Mary Beth Goodrich
@goodrich
Chris Linsteadt
@ccl019000
Matt Polze
@mmp062000
Luell (Lou) Thompson
@lot013000
Associate Professors of Instruction:
Amal El-Ashmawi
@ahe013000
Gasan Elkhodari
@gxe051000
Ayfer Gurun
@axg119030
Maria Hasenhuttl
@h1562
Julie Haworth
@haworth
Thomas (Tom) Henderson
@txh093000
Jennifer Johnson
@jxj091000
Parneet Pahwa
@pxp030100
Gary Reichmuth
@gar220001
Hubert Zydorek
@hxz120930
Assistant Professors of Instruction:
Prajaki Akarte
@pva150330
Daniel Karnuta
@dxk173030
Joseph Mauriello
@jam151430
Victoria McCrady
@vdm130030
Professors of Practice:
Tiffany A. Bortz
@tabortz
Ashim Bose
@axb230208
Alexander Edsel
@ade012000
Rajiv Shah
@rxs079000
Donald Taylor
@det190000
Keith Thurgood
@klt160130
Associate Professors of Practice:
Abu Naser Islam
@nxi110630
Jackie Kimzey
@jxk092000
Edward Meda
@exm150330
Steven Solcher
@sjs107020
Kathy Zolton
@kxz121730
Assistant Professors of Practice:
Timothy Stephens
@tgs170130
Robert Wright
@rgw091000
Overview
The Executive MBA with an Emphasis in Healthcare Leadership and Management (for Physicians) is a general business degree preferred by physicians who wish to transition into an executive management role. It requires the completion of the core MBA courses, using the approved course substitutes for the Executive MBA Healthcare Leadership and Management (for Physicians) degree. These classes provide an integrated overview of functional areas of management as well as analytical tools for effective decision making. The general business classes may be taken online for maximum flexibility and convenience. The online classes require no on-campus visits.
Degree credit is not earned for program prerequisites, however, the grade achieved in prerequisites will count toward the student's grade-point average (GPA). Special tuition, fees, and admissions requirements apply, and the program is supported entirely by participant tuition/fees.
To apply for this degree program, an undergraduate degree is required (all majors are considered). In order to graduate, students must maintain a 3.0 grade-point average (GPA) in the core GPA, degree GPA (exclusive of prerequisite courses), and cumulative GPA (all courses taken at the graduate level). Students can obtain a double MBA and MS degree by taking a minimum of 63 semester credit hours (assuming they meet all the degree requirements for both programs).
Prerequisites
Students pursuing the Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree program at the Naveen Jindal School of Management (JSOM) are required to complete the prerequisites
OPRE 6303
Quantitative Foundations of Business. For
OPRE 6303
, applicants may request a waiver. This program prerequisite must be satisfied within the first semester of graduate study as a degree-seeking student. Degree credit is not earned for program prerequisites, however, the grade achieved in prerequisites will count toward the student's grade-point average (GPA).
Course Requirements
Required Courses (and pre-approved substitutes): 38 semester credit hours
FIN 6301
Financial Management
HMGT 6401
Negotiation and Conflict Management in Healthcare
HMGT 6402
Financial Management of Healthcare Organizations
HMGT 6403
Medical Costs of Performance Management
HMGT 6405
Healthcare Information Management and Technology
HMGT 6406
Strategic Management of Healthcare Organizations
IMS 6304
International Business Management
or
IMS 6365
Cross-Cultural Management Analysis
MECO 6303
Business Economics
MKT 6301
Marketing Management
OPRE 6301
Statistics and Data Analysis
OPRE 6302
Operations Management
Elective Courses: 15 semester credit hours
All Executive MBA with an Emphasis in Healthcare Leadership and Management (for Physicians) are required to take an additional 15 semester credit hours. All courses will be selected in consultation with their program advisor.
Executive MBA with an Emphasis in Healthcare Leadership and Management (for Professionals)
53 semester credit hours minimum
Faculty
FACG> jsom-healthcare-leadership-and-management-ms
Professors:
Ashiq Ali
@axa042200
Gary Bolton
@gxb122130
Huseyin Cavusoglu
@huseyin
Jianqing Chen
@jxc111031
William M. Cready
@wmc041000
Gregory G. Dess
@ggd021000
Umit G. Gurun
@ugg041000
Kyle Hyndman
@tdp062000
Varghese S. Jacob
@vjacob
Dmitri Kuksov
@dgk120030
Nanda Kumar
@nkumar
Seung-Hyun Lee
@sxl029100
Zhiang (John) Lin
@zlin
Sumit K. Majumdar
@skm021100
Syam Menon
@sxm021300
Vijay S. Mookerjee
@vijaym
B. P. S. Murthi
@murthi
Vikram Nanda
@vkn150030
Naim Bugra Ozel
@nbo150030
Mike W. Peng
@mxp059000
Hasan Pirkul
@hpirkul
Suresh Radhakrishnan
@sradhakr
Srinivasan Raghunathan
@sraghu
Ram C. Rao
@rrao
Brian Ratchford
@btr051000
Michael J. Rebello
@mjr071000
Gil Sadka
@gxs143630
Sumit Sarkar
@sumit
Wing Kwong (Eric) Tsang
@wkt071000
Jun Xia
@jxx132030
Ying Xie
@yxx124930
Harold Zhang
@hxz054000
Zhiqiang (Eric) Zheng
@zxz062000
Associate Professors:
Mehmet Ayvaci
@mua120030
Nina Baranchuk
@nxb043000
Zhonglan Dai
@zxd051000
Surya N. Janakiraman
@suryaj
Robert L. Kieschnick Jr.
@rkiesch
Tongil Kim
@txk200012
Atanu Lahiri
@axl144730
Jun Li
@jxl128031
Ningzhong Li
@nxl124130
Lívia Markóczy
@lxm055000
Radha Mookerjee
@rvm019000
Ramachandran (Ram) Natarajan
@nataraj
Alejandro Rivera Mesias
@axr150331
Young U. Ryu
@ryoung
Harpreet Singh
@hxs104000
Upender Subramanian
@uxs092000
Guihua Wang
@gxw130630
Kelsey D. Wei
@kdw061000
Han (Victor) Xia
@hxx110930
Yexiao Xu
@yexiaoxu
Alejandro Zentner
@axz051000
Jieying Zhang
@jxz146230
Zhe (James) Zhang
@zxz145430
Feng Zhao
@fxz082000
Yibin Zhou
@yxz066000
Assistant Professors:
Naireet Ghosh
@dal048160
Ryan Raimi
@dal183685
Shujing Sun
@sxs200168
Christian Von Drathen
@cxv141430
Associate Professors Emeriti:
J. Richard Harrison
@harrison
David J. Springate
@spring8
Clinical Professors:
John Barden
@jpb063000
Larry Chasteen
@chasteen
Paul Convery
@pxc141930
Howard Dover
@hfd021000
Randall S. Guttery
@rxg112530
William Hefley
@weh150130
Marilyn Kaplan
@mkaplan
Sonia Leach
@sel120030
Peter Lewin
@plewin
Jeffrey Manzi
@jxm158130
John McCracken
@jfm
Daniel Rajaratnam
@dxr143430
Kannan Ramanathan
@kxr087000
Mark Thouin
@mxt083000
Habte Woldu
@wolduh
Fang Wu
@fxw052000
Clinical Associate Professors:
Judd Bradbury
@jdb101000
Dawn Owens
@dmo130130
Carolyn Reichert
@carolyn
Clinical Assistant Professors:
Moran Blueshtein
@mxb135230
Jeffery (Jeff) Hicks
@jnh061000
Liping Ma
@lxm133730
Professors of Instruction:
Shawn Alborz
@sxa063000
Semiramis Amirpour
@sxa130731
Jeffrey Baker
@dal616978
Mary Beth Goodrich
@goodrich
Chris Linsteadt
@ccl019000
Matt Polze
@mmp062000
Luell (Lou) Thompson
@lot013000
Associate Professors of Instruction:
Amal El-Ashmawi
@ahe013000
Gasan Elkhodari
@gxe051000
Ayfer Gurun
@axg119030
Maria Hasenhuttl
@h1562
Julie Haworth
@haworth
Thomas (Tom) Henderson
@txh093000
Jennifer Johnson
@jxj091000
Parneet Pahwa
@pxp030100
Gary Reichmuth
@gar220001
Hubert Zydorek
@hxz120930
Assistant Professors of Instruction:
Prajaki Akarte
@pva150330
Daniel Karnuta
@dxk173030
Joseph Mauriello
@jam151430
Victoria McCrady
@vdm130030
Professors of Practice:
Tiffany A. Bortz
@tabortz
Ashim Bose
@axb230208
Alexander Edsel
@ade012000
Rajiv Shah
@rxs079000
Donald Taylor
@det190000
Keith Thurgood
@klt160130
Associate Professors of Practice:
Abu Naser Islam
@nxi110630
Jackie Kimzey
@jxk092000
Edward Meda
@exm150330
Steven Solcher
@sjs107020
Kathy Zolton
@kxz121730
Assistant Professors of Practice:
Timothy Stephens
@tgs170130
Robert Wright
@rgw091000
Overview
The Executive MBA with an Emphasis in Healthcare Leadership and Management (for Professionals) is an advanced business degree recommended for those who wish to transition into an executive leadership role. It requires completion of the core MBA courses, using the approved course substitutes for the EMBA Healthcare Leadership and Management (for Physicians). These classes provide an integrated overview of functional areas of management as well as analytical tools for effective decision making. The general business classes may be taken online for maximum flexibility and convenience. The online classes require no on-campus visits.
Degree credit is not earned for program prerequisites, however, the grade achieved in prerequisites will count toward the student's grade-point average (GPA). Special tuition, fees and admissions requirements apply and the program is supported entirely by participant tuition/fees.
To apply for this degree program, an undergraduate degree is required (all majors are considered). In order to graduate, students must maintain a 3.0 grade-point average (GPA) in the core GPA, degree GPA (exclusive of prerequisite courses), and cumulative GPA (all courses taken at the graduate level). Students can obtain a double MBA and MS degree by taking a minimum of 63 semester credit hours (assuming they meet all the degree requirements for both programs).
Prerequisites
Students pursuing the Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree program at the Naveen Jindal School of Management (JSOM) are required to complete the prerequisites
OPRE 6303
Quantitative Foundations of Business. For
OPRE 6303
, applicants may request a waiver. This program prerequisite must be satisfied within the first semester of graduate study as a degree-seeking student. Degree credit is not earned for program prerequisites, however, the grade achieved in prerequisites will count toward the student's grade-point average (GPA).
Course Requirements
Core Courses (and pre-approved substitutes): 38 semester credit hours
FIN 6301
Financial Management
HMGT 6401
Negotiation and Conflict Management in Healthcare
HMGT 6402
Financial Management of Healthcare Organizations
HMGT 6403
Medical Costs of Performance Management
HMGT 6405
Healthcare Information Management and Technology
HMGT 6406
Strategic Management of Healthcare Organizations
IMS 6304
International Business Management
or
IMS 6365
Cross-Cultural Management
MECO 6303
Business Economics
MKT 6301
Marketing Management
OPRE 6301
Statistics and Data Analysis
OPRE 6302
Operations Management
Electives Course: 15 semester credit hours
All EMBA with an Emphasis in Healthcare Leadership and Management (for Professionals) are required to take an additional 15 semester credit hours. All courses will be selected in consultation with their program advisor.
Executive MBA with an Emphasis in Product Lifecycle and Supply Chain Management
53 semester credit hours minimum
Faculty
FACG> jsom-executive-emphasis-in-product-lifecycle-and-supply-chain-management-mba
Degree Requirements
An Executive MBA with an Emphasis in Product Lifecycle and Supply Chain Management is awarded after the completion of a minimum of 53 semester credit hours inclusive of the product lifecycle and supply chain management core requirements. The depth of the program uniquely prepares students to be the next generation of business leaders with skills and competencies necessary to perform across functions within an organization. Students gain business management knowledge and analytical decision-making skills (especially for complex systems) along with real-life experiences through industry projects.
Prerequisites
Students pursuing the Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree program at the Naveen Jindal School of Management (JSOM) are required to complete the prerequisites
OPRE 6303
Quantitative Foundations of Business. For
OPRE 6303
, applicants may request a waiver. This program prerequisite must be satisfied within the first semester of graduate study as a degree- seeking student. Degree credit is not earned for program prerequisites, however, the grade achieved in prerequisites will count toward the student's grade-point average (GPA).
Special tuition, fees and admissions requirements apply, and the program is supported entirely by participant tuition/fees.
Course Requirements
Core Courses: 32 semester credit hours
ACCT 6301
Financial Accounting
ACCT 6202
Accounting for Managerial Decision Making and Control
BPS 6310
Strategic Management
FIN 6301
Financial Management
IMS 6365
Cross-Culture Management Analysis
or
IMS 6304
International Business Management
MIS 6313
Managing IT in the Analytics Age
MECO 6303
Business Economics
MKT 6301
Marketing Management
OB 6301
Organizational Behavior
OPRE 6301
Statistics and Data Analysis
OPRE 6302
Operations Management
Courses Required for Graduate Certificate in Product Lifecycle and Supply Chain Management: 15 semester credit hours
OPRE 6364
Lean Six Sigma
OPRE 6366
Global Supply Chain Management
OPRE 6370
Global Logistics and Transportation
OPRE 6371
Purchasing, Sourcing and Contract Management
OPRE 6379
Product Lifecycle Management
Additional Courses Required for the Executive MBA: 6 semester credit hours
OB 6346
Leading Organizational Change
OPRE 6369
Supply Chain Software With SAP
Courses may be substituted with permission from the Director.
Executive MBA with an Emphasis in Project Management
53 semester credit hours minimum
Faculty
FACG> jsom-management-sciences-ms
Professors:
Ashiq Ali
@axa042200
Alain Bensoussan
@axb046100
Gary Bolton
@gxb122130
Metín Çakanyildirim
@metin
Huseyin Cavusoglu
@huseyin
Jianqing Chen
@jxc111031
William M. Cready
@wmc041000
Gregory G. Dess
@ggd021000
Umit G. Gurun
@ugg041000
Dorothée Honhon
@dbh130130
Kyle Hyndman
@tdp062000
Varghese S. Jacob
@vjacob
Sanjay Jain
@sxj164830
Ganesh Janakiraman
@gxj091000
Elena Katok
@emk120030
Dmitri Kuksov
@dgk120030
Nanda Kumar
@nkumar
Seung-Hyun Lee
@sxl029100
Zhiang (John) Lin
@zlin
Sumit K. Majumdar
@skm021100
Stanimir Markov
@sxm079200
Amit Mehra
@axm078200
Syam Menon
@sxm021300
Vijay S. Mookerjee
@vijaym
B. P. S. Murthi
@murthi
Vikram Nanda
@vkn150030
Özalp Özer
@oxo091000
Mike W. Peng
@mxp059000
Hasan Pirkul
@hpirkul
Cuili Qian
@cxq170330
Suresh Radhakrishnan
@sradhakr
Srinivasan Raghunathan
@sraghu
Ram C. Rao
@rrao
Brian Ratchford
@btr051000
Michael J. Rebello
@mjr071000
Gil Sadka
@gxs143630
Sumit Sarkar
@sumit
Suresh P. Sethi
@sethi
Kathryn E. Stecke
@kes021000
Riki Takeuchi
@rxt173730
Wing Kwong (Eric) Tsang
@wkt071000
Jun Xia
@jxx132030
Ying Xie
@yxx124930
Harold Zhang
@hxz054000
Zhiqiang (Eric) Zheng
@zxz062000
Associate Professors:
Mehmet Ayvaci
@mua120030
Nina Baranchuk
@nxb043000
Zhonglan Dai
@zxd051000
Rebecca Files
@rlf092000
Michael Hasler
@mxh190031
Bin Hu
@bxh180009
Surya N. Janakiraman
@suryaj
Robert L. Kieschnick Jr.
@rkiesch
Atanu Lahiri
@axl144730
Jun Li
@jxl128031
Ningzhong Li
@nxl124130
Maria Loumioti
@mxl175830
Lívia Markóczy
@lxm055000
Ramachandran (Ram) Natarajan
@nataraj
Naim Bugra Ozel
@nbo150030
H. Dennis Park
@hxp174230
Anyan Qi
@axq140430
Young U. Ryu
@ryoung
Serdar Simsek
@axs158032
Harpreet Singh
@hxs104000
Upender Subramanian
@uxs092000
Shouqiang Wang
@sxw163830
Kelsey D. Wei
@kdw061000
Han (Victor) Xia
@hxx110930
Yexiao Xu
@yexiaoxu
Alejandro Zentner
@axz051000
Jieying Zhang
@jxz146230
Zhe (James) Zhang
@zxz145430
Feng Zhao
@fxz082000
Yibin Zhou
@yxz066000
Assistant Professors:
Khai Chiong
@kxc173030
Rafael Copat
@rxc190027
Soraya Fatehi
@sxf200005
Andrew Frazelle
@aef180002
Ying Huang
@yxh124430
Joonhwi Joo
@jxj180020
Sora Jun
@sxj177030
Jason Kautz
@jdk200000
Tongil Kim
@txk200012
Sheen Levine
@ssl140530
Meng Li
@mxl120531
Christopher Mace
@cxm200014
Samir Mamadehussene
@sxm200118
Jean-Marie Meier
@jmm172030
Zixuan Meng
@zxm200005
Radha Mookerjee
@rvm019000
Jedson Pinto
@jpp200002
Ignacio Rios Uribe
@iar200000
Alejandro Rivera Mesias
@axr150331
Alessio Saretto
@axs125732
Simon Siegenthaler
@sxs177933
Shujing Sun
@sxs200168
Xiaoxiao Tang
@xxt180003
Shervin Tehrani
@sst180003
Ashwin Venkataraman
@axv190029
Christian Von Drathen
@cxv141430
Guihua Wang
@gxw130630
Hongchang Wang
@hxw140930
Pingle Wang
@pxw200007
Junfeng Wu
@jxw175430
Steven Xiao
@sxx150930
Associate Professors Emeriti:
J. Richard Harrison
@harrison
Jane Salk
@jes025000
David J. Springate
@spring8
Visiting Professor:
Emily Choi
@exc113230
Clinical Professors:
John Barden
@jpb063000
Britt Berrett
@brb051000
Abhijit Biswas
@axb019100
Shawn Carraher
@smc130730
Larry Chasteen
@chasteen
Paul Convery
@pxc141930
Howard Dover
@hfd021000
Randall S. Guttery
@rxg112530
William Hefley
@weh150130
Robert Hicks
@rfh041000
Marilyn Kaplan
@mkaplan
Van Latham
@vml170230
Sonia Leach
@sel120030
Peter Lewin
@plewin
Jeffrey Manzi
@jxm158130
John McCracken
@jfm
Divakar Rajamani
@dxr020100
Daniel Rajaratnam
@dxr143430
Kannan Ramanathan
@kxr087000
Mark Thouin
@mxt083000
McClain Watson
@jmw077000
Jeff Weekley
@jaw160330
Habte Woldu
@wolduh
Fang Wu
@fxw052000
Clinical Associate Professors:
Shawn Alborz
@sxa063000
Dawn Owens
@dmo130130
Carolyn Reichert
@carolyn
Avanti P. Sethi
@asethi
Ramesh Subramoniam
@rxs179630
Clinical Assistant Professors:
Athena Alimirzaei
@axa134231
Christina (Krysta) Betanzos
@clb120030
Moran Blueshtein
@mxb135230
Jerome Gafford
@jmg171130
Jeffery (Jeff) Hicks
@jnh061000
Revansiddha Khanapure
@rbk160130
Liping Ma
@lxm133730
Ravi Narayan
@rln130030
Parneet Pahwa
@pxp030100
Jason Parker
@jap090020
Drew Peabody
@sdp093020
Nassim Sohaee
@nxs045000
Professors of Instruction:
Semiramis Amirpour
@sxa130731
Mary Beth Goodrich
@goodrich
Chris Linsteadt
@ccl019000
Matt Polze
@mmp062000
Luell (Lou) Thompson
@lot013000
Associate Professors of Instruction:
Vivek Arora
@vxa081000
Judd Bradbury
@jdb101000
Monica E. Brussolo
@meb049000
Amal El-Ashmawi
@ahe013000
Ayfer Gurun
@axg119030
Maria Hasenhuttl
@h1562
Thomas (Tom) Henderson
@txh093000
Jennifer Johnson
@jxj091000
Kathryn Lookadoo
@kxl164330
Sarah Moore
@sem054000
Hubert Zydorek
@hxz120930
Mohammad aseri Taheri
@mxn121930
Assistant Professor of Instruction:
Joseph Mauriello
@jam151430
Professors of Practice:
Tiffany A. Bortz
@tabortz
Ranavir Bose
@rxb132730
Alexander Edsel
@ade012000
Rajiv Shah
@rxs079000
Associate Professors of Practice:
Richard Bowen
@rxb073100
Jackie Kimzey
@jxk092000
David Parks
@dxp153830
Margaret Smallwood
@meg012400
Steven Solcher
@sjs107020
Kathy Zolton
@kxz121730
Assistant Professors of Practice:
Robert Wright
@rgw091000
Senior Lecturer:
Juliann Chapman
@jgc160130
Overview
The Executive MBA with an Emphasis in Project Management is a 53 semester credit hours program designed for professionals who want to lead and manage projects, programs, and/or project/program portfolios. It is designed to develop knowledge, skills and abilities in technical project management, leadership, and strategic and business management. The program is comprised of the 32 semester credit hours UT Dallas MBA core curriculum, 12 semester credit hour project management graduate certificate curriculum, and 9 semester credit hours of elective courses from JSOM Executive degree programs.
Degree credit is not earned for program prerequisites; however, the grade achieved in prerequisites will count toward the student's grade-point average (GPA). Special tuition, fees and admissions requirements apply, and the program is supported entirely by participant tuition/fees.
To apply for this degree program, an undergraduate degree is required (all majors are considered). In order to graduate, students must maintain a 3.0 grade-point average (GPA) in the core GPA, degree GPA (exclusive of prerequisite courses), and cumulative GPA (all courses taken at the graduate level). Students can obtain a double MBA and MS degree by taking a minimum of 63 semester credit hours (assuming they meet all the degree requirements for both programs).
Prerequisites
Students pursuing the Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree program at the Naveen Jindal School of Management (JSOM) are required to complete the prerequisites
OPRE 6303
Quantitative Foundations of Business. For
OPRE 6303
, applicants may request a waiver. This program prerequisite must be satisfied within the first semester of graduate study as a degree- seeking student. Degree credit is not earned for program prerequisites, however, the grade achieved in prerequisites will count toward the student's grade-point average (GPA).
Course Requirements
MBA Core Courses: 32 semester credit hours
ACCT 6301
Financial Accounting
ACCT 6202
Accounting for Managerial Decision Making and Control
BPS 6310
Strategic Management
FIN 6301
Financial Management
IMS 6365
Cross-Cultural Management Analysis
or
IMS 6304
International Business Management
MECO 6303
Business Economics
MIS 6313
Managing IT in the Analytics Age
MKT 6301
Marketing Management
OB 6301
Organizational Behavior
OPRE 6301
Statistics and Data Analysis
OPRE 6302
Operations Management
Required Project Management Courses: 12 semester credit hours
OPRE 6372
Project Initiation
OPRE 6373
Project Planning
OPRE 6374
Project Planning and Execution
OPRE 6375
Project Execution and Closeout
Elective Courses: 9 semester credit hours
Students take the remainder of their courses from a list of elective executive education courses approved by the program.
Customized Online Master of Business Administration Program
53 semester credit hours
Faculty
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Professor:
Syam Menon
@sxm021300
Gil Sadka
@gxs143630
Clinical Professors:
John Barden
@jpb063000
Sonia Leach
@sel120030
Divakar Rajamani
@dxr020100
Kannan Ramanathan
@kxr087000
Mark Thouin
@mxt083000
Clinical Associate Professor:
Carolyn Reichert
@carolyn
David Widdifield
@dsw180001
Clinical Assistant Professor:
Jeffery (Jeff) Hicks
@jnh061000
Professor of Instruction:
Luell (Lou) Thompson
@lot013000
Associate Professors of Instruction:
Judd Bradbury
@jdb101000
Emily Choi
@exc113230
Gary Reichmuth
@gar220001
Professor of Practice:
Keith Thurgood
@klt160130
Degree Requirements
The Customized Online Masters of Business Administration at the Naveen Jindal School of Management is a 53 semester credit hours program that is designed for professionals who want a highly personalized experience with the ability to bring in an existing or new project as part of their MBA experience. Students complete the core courses (32 semester credit hours) and then choose from a prescribed set of concentrations to complete the remaining 21 semester credit hours.
The Customized Online MBA is fully-online, offering both asynchronous experience through our learning management system and synchronous experiences with weekly faculty-led web conferencing.
Students have the ability to personalize their degree with certificates in the areas of global marketing, organizational consulting, project management, strategic human resources, or supply chain management. They can also add in concentrations through either elective course work or a combination of electives and their work project. Current concentrations include business analytics, finance, international business, leadership, marketing, and supply chain.
Students begin their program with the core-MBA courses and in early discussions with the program director and academic advisor, students create an individualized plan. This includes conversations around work project inclusion, elective choices, certificate options, as well as dual degrees by including an MS option. Many students customize the program semester course load to match the timeline of their professional goals as well as to match any corporate sponsorships that may be available. Degree credit is not earned for program prerequisites, however, the grade achieved in prerequisites will count toward the student's grade-point average (GPA). Special tuition, fees, and admissions requirements apply, and the program is supported entirely by participant tuition/fees.
To apply for this degree program, an undergraduate degree is required (all majors are considered). In order to graduate, students must maintain a 3.0 grade-point average (GPA) in the core GPA, degree GPA (exclusive of prerequisite courses), and cumulative GPA (all courses taken at the graduate level). Students can obtain a double MBA and MS degree by taking a minimum of 63 semester credit hours (assuming they meet all the degree requirements for both programs).
Prerequisites
Students pursuing the Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree program at the Naveen Jindal School of Management (JSOM) are required to complete the prerequisites
OPRE 6303
Quantitative Foundations of Business. For
OPRE 6303
, applicants may request a waiver. This program prerequisite must be satisfied within the first semester of graduate study as a degree-seeking student. Degree credit is not earned for program prerequisites, however, the grade achieved in prerequisites will count toward the student's grade-point average (GPA).
Course Requirements
Core Courses: 32 semester credit hours
ACCT 6301
Financial Accounting
ACCT 6202
Accounting for Managerial Decision Making and Control
BPS 6310
Strategic Management
FIN 6301
Financial Management
IMS 6365
Cross-Cultural Management Analysis
or
IMS 6304
International Business Management
MIS 6313
Managing IT in the Analytics Age
MECO 6303
Business Economics
MKT 6301
Marketing Management
OB 6301
Organizational Behavior
OPRE 6301
Statistics and Data Analysis
OPRE 6302
Operations Management
Elective Courses: 21 semester credit hours
All students are required to take an additional 21 semester credit hours to satisfy the MBA elective requirement based on their interest and focus. Optionally, students are encouraged to develop a concentration to obtain an in-depth knowledge in a specific business area depending on their interests (see below).
Business Analytics:
A concentration in business analytics covers statistics and econometrics, predictive modeling, decision, optimization (prescriptive) modeling, and data management. Students are prepared for a position within marketing analytics, decision, and operations analytics, financial analytics, healthcare analytics, and IT analytics.
Finance:
Students can prepare for careers in corporate finance, investment management, or the management of financial institutions. Courses in this area emphasize creative solutions to business financing problems, the development of value maximizing investment and financing strategies, and the analysis and management of fixed income and equity investments. Students may choose to concentrate in either corporate financial planning or the analysis of financial securities and investment portfolios.
International Management:
In today's global economy, there is a need to develop skills in various international business environments. Students can take a multidisciplinary approach to study international management, with courses in finance, marketing, strategic management, and legal and cross-cultural management. These integrate concepts and theories with international policies and business practices and prepare students to succeed in developing successful international ventures.
Leadership in Organizations:
The leadership concentration prepares students for management positions through the study of the psychological, sociological and organizational behavior disciplines. The program provides a foundation of leadership theory, building and problem solving in interpersonal work relationships, group dynamics, organizational decision-making and change and ethics.
Project Management:
This concentration prepares students for project and program management, combining technical concepts and critical human skills. Students are encouraged to apply these concepts and skills to their work projects.
Marketing:
Students learn to understand customers' needs and purchase behaviors, how to satisfy those needs, and how to make a profit in competitive industries and markets. Topics include developing an effective marketing strategy, developing new products and managing different brands, and product categories. Students can also acquire expertise in pricing, advertising and promotions, market research, and retailing strategies.
Supply Chain Management:
Students specializing in supply chain management gain an analytical understanding of how to leverage profits by continuously improving business processes. Effective integration of customers, suppliers, factories and stores through the coordination of various functional areas (marketing, finance, procurement) is an important theme. The area emphasizes using incentives, contracts and information technologies to foster efficiency and success.
Executive MBA in Healthcare Administration and Leadership
42 semester credit hours minimum
Faculty
FACG> jsom-healthcare-leadership-and-management-ms
Professors:
Ashiq Ali
@axa042200
Gary Bolton
@gxb122130
Huseyin Cavusoglu
@huseyin
Jianqing Chen
@jxc111031
William M. Cready
@wmc041000
Gregory G. Dess
@ggd021000
Umit G. Gurun
@ugg041000
Kyle Hyndman
@tdp062000
Varghese S. Jacob
@vjacob
Dmitri Kuksov
@dgk120030
Nanda Kumar
@nkumar
Seung-Hyun Lee
@sxl029100
Zhiang (John) Lin
@zlin
Sumit K. Majumdar
@skm021100
Syam Menon
@sxm021300
Vijay S. Mookerjee
@vijaym
B. P. S. Murthi
@murthi
Vikram Nanda
@vkn150030
Naim Bugra Ozel
@nbo150030
Mike W. Peng
@mxp059000
Hasan Pirkul
@hpirkul
Suresh Radhakrishnan
@sradhakr
Srinivasan Raghunathan
@sraghu
Ram C. Rao
@rrao
Brian Ratchford
@btr051000
Michael J. Rebello
@mjr071000
Gil Sadka
@gxs143630
Sumit Sarkar
@sumit
Wing Kwong (Eric) Tsang
@wkt071000
Jun Xia
@jxx132030
Ying Xie
@yxx124930
Harold Zhang
@hxz054000
Zhiqiang (Eric) Zheng
@zxz062000
Associate Professors:
Mehmet Ayvaci
@mua120030
Nina Baranchuk
@nxb043000
Zhonglan Dai
@zxd051000
Surya N. Janakiraman
@suryaj
Robert L. Kieschnick Jr.
@rkiesch
Tongil Kim
@txk200012
Atanu Lahiri
@axl144730
Jun Li
@jxl128031
Ningzhong Li
@nxl124130
Lívia Markóczy
@lxm055000
Radha Mookerjee
@rvm019000
Ramachandran (Ram) Natarajan
@nataraj
Alejandro Rivera Mesias
@axr150331
Young U. Ryu
@ryoung
Harpreet Singh
@hxs104000
Upender Subramanian
@uxs092000
Guihua Wang
@gxw130630
Kelsey D. Wei
@kdw061000
Han (Victor) Xia
@hxx110930
Yexiao Xu
@yexiaoxu
Alejandro Zentner
@axz051000
Jieying Zhang
@jxz146230
Zhe (James) Zhang
@zxz145430
Feng Zhao
@fxz082000
Yibin Zhou
@yxz066000
Assistant Professors:
Naireet Ghosh
@dal048160
Ryan Raimi
@dal183685
Shujing Sun
@sxs200168
Christian Von Drathen
@cxv141430
Associate Professors Emeriti:
J. Richard Harrison
@harrison
David J. Springate
@spring8
Clinical Professors:
John Barden
@jpb063000
Larry Chasteen
@chasteen
Paul Convery
@pxc141930
Howard Dover
@hfd021000
Randall S. Guttery
@rxg112530
William Hefley
@weh150130
Marilyn Kaplan
@mkaplan
Sonia Leach
@sel120030
Peter Lewin
@plewin
Jeffrey Manzi
@jxm158130
John McCracken
@jfm
Daniel Rajaratnam
@dxr143430
Kannan Ramanathan
@kxr087000
Mark Thouin
@mxt083000
Habte Woldu
@wolduh
Fang Wu
@fxw052000
Clinical Associate Professors:
Judd Bradbury
@jdb101000
Dawn Owens
@dmo130130
Carolyn Reichert
@carolyn
Clinical Assistant Professors:
Moran Blueshtein
@mxb135230
Jeffery (Jeff) Hicks
@jnh061000
Liping Ma
@lxm133730
Professors of Instruction:
Shawn Alborz
@sxa063000
Semiramis Amirpour
@sxa130731
Jeffrey Baker
@dal616978
Mary Beth Goodrich
@goodrich
Chris Linsteadt
@ccl019000
Matt Polze
@mmp062000
Luell (Lou) Thompson
@lot013000
Associate Professors of Instruction:
Amal El-Ashmawi
@ahe013000
Gasan Elkhodari
@gxe051000
Ayfer Gurun
@axg119030
Maria Hasenhuttl
@h1562
Julie Haworth
@haworth
Thomas (Tom) Henderson
@txh093000
Jennifer Johnson
@jxj091000
Parneet Pahwa
@pxp030100
Gary Reichmuth
@gar220001
Hubert Zydorek
@hxz120930
Assistant Professors of Instruction:
Prajaki Akarte
@pva150330
Daniel Karnuta
@dxk173030
Joseph Mauriello
@jam151430
Victoria McCrady
@vdm130030
Professors of Practice:
Tiffany A. Bortz
@tabortz
Ashim Bose
@axb230208
Alexander Edsel
@ade012000
Rajiv Shah
@rxs079000
Donald Taylor
@det190000
Keith Thurgood
@klt160130
Associate Professors of Practice:
Abu Naser Islam
@nxi110630
Jackie Kimzey
@jxk092000
Edward Meda
@exm150330
Steven Solcher
@sjs107020
Kathy Zolton
@kxz121730
Assistant Professors of Practice:
Timothy Stephens
@tgs170130
Robert Wright
@rgw091000
Overview
The Executive MBA in Healthcare Administration and Leadership program at the Naveen Jindal School of Management is a minimum 42 semester credit hours designed to develop business and leadership skills specific to healthcare.
Special tuition, fees and admissions requirements apply.
Admissions
As an organizational development initiative, this custom program is restricted to UT Southwestern Medical Center and other healthcare institution partnerships within the Organizational Behavior, Coaching and Consulting (OBCC) department.
Prerequisites
A prerequisite for the Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree at the Jindal School of Management (JSOM) is
OPRE 6303
Quantitative Foundations of Business. However, applicants may request a waiver.
Degree credit is not earned for program prerequisites, although the grade achieved in prerequisites will count toward the student's grade-point average (GPA).
Course Requirements
Core Courses: 24 semester credit hours
HMGT 6311
Healthcare Financial and Operations Accounting
HMGT 6321
Strategic Leadership in Healthcare Organizations
HMGT 6325
Healthcare Operations Management
HMGT 6331
Healthcare Economics
HMGT 6334
Healthcare Analytics
OB 6301
Organizational Behavior
OB 6337
Motivational Leadership in Organizations
OPRE 6301
Statistics and Data Analysis
Supplemental Courses: 18 semester credit hours
All Executive MBA in Healthcare Administration and Leadership students are required to take an additional 18 semester credit hours to satisfy this degree's 42-credit hour requirement. These courses will be specified as part of the students' degree plan.
HMGT 6322
Healthcare Cost Management and Control
HMGT 6397
Current Topics in Healthcare
OB 6331
Power and Politics
OB 6338
Coaching as a Leadership Style
OB 6348
Leadership Concepts and Practices
OB 6377
Neuropsychology of Leadership
Graduate Certificate in Global Marketing
12 semester credit hours
Executive Education offers a graduate academic certificate in Global Marketing, with the option of additional coursework to earn a Master's in Business Administration (MBA) degree or an MS degree in Management Science, Executive Education version.
The program curriculum is delivered online.
The Executive Education faculty members have a blend of direct-to-consumer marketing, bringing products to market, developing new products for market as well as teaching experience. Upon completion of the marketing certificate core courses, students are better prepared to understand marketing fundamentals in the US and then applied to global markets. In choosing electives, students may choose to focus on marketing directly to consumers through various lenses included digital marketing and multicultural marketing. Additionally students are prepared to bring product to market through various approaches: developing a business plan, assessing global partnership and strategic alliances, evaluating the supply chain options.
Special tuition, fee and admissions requirements apply, and the program is supported entirely by participant tuition/fees. Both degree and non-degree seeking students with undergraduate degrees may study towards the Graduate Certificate in Global Marketing. Potential students are required to complete an application, provide written professional references from three people, attend and interview with the program director and request all universities attended send an official transcript.
Faculty
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Academic Certificate Application and Completion Requirements
Students interested in pursuing an academic certificate must formally apply and be admitted to the certificate program at least one semester prior to completing all coursework in the certificate program. Currently enrolled students apply via the Student Center in Orion under "Apply to a Certificate Program." Prospective students who have not yet matriculated must submit an application as a non-degree seeking student using the
UT Dallas Graduate Application Portal
prior to enrolling in certificate coursework. Furthermore, all students pursuing a certificate must submit an application to graduate from the certificate program in the semester in which they complete their certificate coursework. Contact JSOM Graduate Advising for instructions on how to submit an application to graduate from a certificate program. Failing to apply to graduate from a certificate program in the semester in which all certificate coursework is completed may result in the assessment of additional fees
Course Requirements
Required Courses:
MKT 6301
Marketing Management
IMS 6354
Global Marketing
Elective Courses: 6 semester credit hours
Choose one of the tracks listed below:
Track 1: Business to Consumer (B2C) Track
Choose two courses from the following:
MKT 6386
Diversity and Multicultural Marketing
MKT 6344
Digital Marketing Strategy
Track 2: Business to Business (B2B) Track
Choose two courses from the following:
OPRE 6351
Applied Supply Chain Management for New Products
ENTP 6352
International Business Plan
MKT 6387
Managing Global Partnerships and Strategic Alliances
Graduate Certificate in Real Estate Investment Management - Executive Education
12 semester credit hours
Faculty
Overview
The Herbert D. Weitzman Institute for Real Estate program offers a graduate academic certificate in Real Estate Investment Management. The program curriculum is delivered online.
Real estate is a fundamental aspect of our society, playing a crucial role in both individual lives and the broader economy. Real estate is often regarded as one of the most significant investments, accounts for twenty five percent of the world's wealth not including residential homes and contributes approximately 18 percent to the United States Gross Domestic Product. Professionals in the real estate industry need to support the industry in roles such as appraiser, development, equity investors, tax assessment, mortgage broker, lender, investment sales, leasing, asset and property management.
The certificate provides students with rewarding educational experience using progressive approaches for teaching today's adult learners the critical skills to become a productive leader in the real estate industry with the possibilities of securing a position on the debt or equity side across the various asset classes to include office, industrial, retail, multifamily, residential, or a services company like appraisal, brokerage, property management or real estate technology.
Students will build their knowledge of real estate, learn how to underwrite and assess real estate investments using real estate technologies such as ARGUS, CoStar, and Excel. The Jindal School of Management real estate faculty members include faculty practitioners with years of participation in the real estate industry and investments.
Course Requirements
a) Currently enrolled UTD graduate students in good academic standing from any academic program qualify for admission.
b) Students who have been accepted to a UTD graduate program but have not yet matriculated qualify for admission.
c) Applicants who are not part of a) or b) above are required to submit the following documents.
Undergraduate transcripts documenting an earned undergraduate degree. Any discipline is acceptable.
Applications received will be evaluated holistically for evidence supporting an applicant's ability to successfully complete coursework in the certificate program.
Required courses: 12 semester credit hours
FIN 6321
Introduction to Real Estate
or
REAL 6321
Introduction to Real Estate
or
ENTP 6321
Introduction to Real Estate
FIN 6322
Real Estate Finance and Investments
or
REAL 6322
Real Estate Finance and Investments
FIN 6323
Real Estate Market Analysis and Investments
or
REAL 6323
Real Estate Market Analysis and Investments
FIN 6326
Advance Real Estate Law Practices
or
REAL 6326
Advance Real Estate Law Practices
Master of Science in Healthcare Leadership and Management with an Emphasis for Physicians - Executive Education/Executive MBA with an Emphasis in Healthcare Leadership and Management (for Physicians) (Double Degree)
63 semester credit hours minimum
Faculty
FACG> jsom-healthcare-leadership-and-management-ms
Professors:
Ashiq Ali
@axa042200
Gary Bolton
@gxb122130
Huseyin Cavusoglu
@huseyin
Jianqing Chen
@jxc111031
William M. Cready
@wmc041000
Gregory G. Dess
@ggd021000
Umit G. Gurun
@ugg041000
Kyle Hyndman
@tdp062000
Varghese S. Jacob
@vjacob
Dmitri Kuksov
@dgk120030
Nanda Kumar
@nkumar
Seung-Hyun Lee
@sxl029100
Zhiang (John) Lin
@zlin
Sumit K. Majumdar
@skm021100
Syam Menon
@sxm021300
Vijay S. Mookerjee
@vijaym
B. P. S. Murthi
@murthi
Vikram Nanda
@vkn150030
Naim Bugra Ozel
@nbo150030
Mike W. Peng
@mxp059000
Hasan Pirkul
@hpirkul
Suresh Radhakrishnan
@sradhakr
Srinivasan Raghunathan
@sraghu
Ram C. Rao
@rrao
Brian Ratchford
@btr051000
Michael J. Rebello
@mjr071000
Gil Sadka
@gxs143630
Sumit Sarkar
@sumit
Wing Kwong (Eric) Tsang
@wkt071000
Jun Xia
@jxx132030
Ying Xie
@yxx124930
Harold Zhang
@hxz054000
Zhiqiang (Eric) Zheng
@zxz062000
Associate Professors:
Mehmet Ayvaci
@mua120030
Nina Baranchuk
@nxb043000
Zhonglan Dai
@zxd051000
Surya N. Janakiraman
@suryaj
Robert L. Kieschnick Jr.
@rkiesch
Tongil Kim
@txk200012
Atanu Lahiri
@axl144730
Jun Li
@jxl128031
Ningzhong Li
@nxl124130
Lívia Markóczy
@lxm055000
Radha Mookerjee
@rvm019000
Ramachandran (Ram) Natarajan
@nataraj
Alejandro Rivera Mesias
@axr150331
Young U. Ryu
@ryoung
Harpreet Singh
@hxs104000
Upender Subramanian
@uxs092000
Guihua Wang
@gxw130630
Kelsey D. Wei
@kdw061000
Han (Victor) Xia
@hxx110930
Yexiao Xu
@yexiaoxu
Alejandro Zentner
@axz051000
Jieying Zhang
@jxz146230
Zhe (James) Zhang
@zxz145430
Feng Zhao
@fxz082000
Yibin Zhou
@yxz066000
Assistant Professors:
Naireet Ghosh
@dal048160
Ryan Raimi
@dal183685
Shujing Sun
@sxs200168
Christian Von Drathen
@cxv141430
Associate Professors Emeriti:
J. Richard Harrison
@harrison
David J. Springate
@spring8
Clinical Professors:
John Barden
@jpb063000
Larry Chasteen
@chasteen
Paul Convery
@pxc141930
Howard Dover
@hfd021000
Randall S. Guttery
@rxg112530
William Hefley
@weh150130
Marilyn Kaplan
@mkaplan
Sonia Leach
@sel120030
Peter Lewin
@plewin
Jeffrey Manzi
@jxm158130
John McCracken
@jfm
Daniel Rajaratnam
@dxr143430
Kannan Ramanathan
@kxr087000
Mark Thouin
@mxt083000
Habte Woldu
@wolduh
Fang Wu
@fxw052000
Clinical Associate Professors:
Judd Bradbury
@jdb101000
Dawn Owens
@dmo130130
Carolyn Reichert
@carolyn
Clinical Assistant Professors:
Moran Blueshtein
@mxb135230
Jeffery (Jeff) Hicks
@jnh061000
Liping Ma
@lxm133730
Professors of Instruction:
Shawn Alborz
@sxa063000
Semiramis Amirpour
@sxa130731
Jeffrey Baker
@dal616978
Mary Beth Goodrich
@goodrich
Chris Linsteadt
@ccl019000
Matt Polze
@mmp062000
Luell (Lou) Thompson
@lot013000
Associate Professors of Instruction:
Amal El-Ashmawi
@ahe013000
Gasan Elkhodari
@gxe051000
Ayfer Gurun
@axg119030
Maria Hasenhuttl
@h1562
Julie Haworth
@haworth
Thomas (Tom) Henderson
@txh093000
Jennifer Johnson
@jxj091000
Parneet Pahwa
@pxp030100
Gary Reichmuth
@gar220001
Hubert Zydorek
@hxz120930
Assistant Professors of Instruction:
Prajaki Akarte
@pva150330
Daniel Karnuta
@dxk173030
Joseph Mauriello
@jam151430
Victoria McCrady
@vdm130030
Professors of Practice:
Tiffany A. Bortz
@tabortz
Ashim Bose
@axb230208
Alexander Edsel
@ade012000
Rajiv Shah
@rxs079000
Donald Taylor
@det190000
Keith Thurgood
@klt160130
Associate Professors of Practice:
Abu Naser Islam
@nxi110630
Jackie Kimzey
@jxk092000
Edward Meda
@exm150330
Steven Solcher
@sjs107020
Kathy Zolton
@kxz121730
Assistant Professors of Practice:
Timothy Stephens
@tgs170130
Robert Wright
@rgw091000
Overview
The combined Master of Science (MS) in Healthcare Leadership and Management with an Emphasis for Physicians - Executive Education and Executive MBA with an Emphasis in Healthcare Leadership and Management (for Physicians) double degree option is provided by the Alliance for Physician Leadership program at the Naveen Jindal School of Management. The double degree is a minimum 63 -semester credit hour specialized graduate degree program designed specifically for senior physicians in leadership roles. The Executive MS HCLM (for Physicians) degree plan requires the completion of nine 4-credit hour residential classes which are held on campus. The APL program curriculum is comprised of healthcare-concentrated coursework with classes taught by industry experts that prepare students to effectively lead in an ever-changing, dynamic healthcare environment. The in- residence classes provide a unique, interactive atmosphere where learners discuss relevant topics in healthcare, analyze case studies, and synthesize concepts for real-world application as physician leaders. Learning alongside peers in a hybrid model of in-residence and online classes provides a rich educational experience unique to the APL Program.
Prerequisites
Degree credit is not earned for program prerequisites, however, the grade achieved in prerequisites will count toward the student's grade-point average (GPA). Special tuition, fees, and admissions requirements apply, and the program is supported entirely by participant tuition/fees.
Course Requirements
Required Courses: 63 semester credit hours
The full-day residential classes are structured on a rotation cycle and available approximately every 18 months; a different class is generally offered on campus every two months following a Saturday through Tuesday schedule. Online classes are typically offered at least once per year on a set schedule and follow the standard UT Dallas academic calendar. Students enrolled in the APL Executive MBA degree program have the option to start with either the residential or the online coursework, and courses can be taken in any order. The double degree requires the successful completion of a minimum of 63 semester credit hours included in the residential and online core coursework.
Residential Required Core Courses: 40 semester credit hours
HMGT 6401
Negotiation and Conflict Management in Healthcare
HMGT 6402
Financial Management of Healthcare Organizations
HMGT 6403
Medical Costs of Performance Management
HMGT 6404
Quality and Performance Improvement in Healthcare
HMGT 6405
Healthcare Information Management and Technology
HMGT 6406
Strategic Management of Healthcare Organizations
HMGT 6407
Healthcare Policy and Regulation (Washington D.C.)
HMGT 6408
Competencies of Effective Leaders
HMGT 6410
Leading in Complex Organizations
HMGT 6411
Healthcare Law for Physician Leaders
MBA Required Courses: 18 semester credit hours
FIN 6301
Financial Management
IMS 6304
International Business Management
or
IMS 6365
Cross-Cultural Management
MECO 6303
Business Economics
MKT 6301
Marketing Management
OPRE 6301
Statistics and Data Analysis
OPRE 6302
Operations Management
Electives: 5 semester credit hours
HMGT 6V99
Special Topics in Healthcare Management
HMGT 6310
Healthcare Informatics Leadership for Physicians
HMGT 6412
Global Healthcare Leadership for Physicians
10
HMGT 6V15
Self-Directed Field Study
10
1. For the Doctor of Business Administration, students will repeat the Research Topics course for a maximum of three times resulting in 9 semester credit hours. Each offering will cover a new set of readings in the area to cover the breadth and depth of material in a particular area and research topic chosen leading to the student's dissertation.
2. HMGT 6331 can be substituted for MECO 6303 for the Healthcare Organization Leadership Executive MBA degree program.
3. HMGT 6401 is an approved substitution for OB 6301 in the MBA core.
4. HMGT 6402 is an approved substitution for ACCT 6301 in the MBA core.
5. HMGT 6403 is an approved substitution for ACCT 6202 in the MBA core.
6. HMGT 6405 is an approved substitution for MIS 6313 in the MBA core.
7. HMGT 6406 is an approved substitution for BPS 6310 in the MBA core.
8. Students who have completed ACCT 6305 who are admitted and decide to enroll in an MBA program will be required to take either ACCT 6331 or ACCT 6344 in lieu of ACCT 6301. These students may also substitute ACCT 6305 in lieu of ACCT 6202.
9. Students may substitute IMS 6310 or IMS 6360.
10. On a case-by-case basis, students may be given the option to take HMGT 6V15 or HMGT 6V99 in place of (one) of the core classes listed above. Students must receive prior approval and will work with the APL Program Director to create and define individual course expectations and requirements.
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