The Naveen Jindal School of Management’s Executive MBA program is among the most robust in the region. EMBAs complete 53 credit hours over a 21-month period. Students meet three to four times each month for weekend sessions. The program offers two study tours: one in the Americas and another international visit in the final semester.
The curriculum covers business fundamentals, while placing a strong emphasis on developing forward-thinking leaders capable of managing successful businesses into 2025 and beyond. Courses range from Marketing and Financial Accounting to C-Suite Leadership and Global Strategy.
Students also benefit from highly personalized executive coaching. Each EMBA is assigned a coaching professional, who assesses his or her strengths and weaknesses and assists with developing a plan to meet personal and professional goals. Graduates of the program gain access to PowerGrid, the active UT Dallas Naveen Jindal School of Management alumni group, which meets quarterly at locations around the Dallas–Fort Worth area.
Latest Up-to-Date MBA Rankings:
Poets&Quants: 47
BusinessWeek: 38
U.S. News & World Report: NR
The Economist: NR
Financial Times: 87
Class of 2016:
Tuition & Fees: $82,000
Median GMAT: Not required for EMBA program
GMAT Range (mid-80%): 610-710
Average GPA: N/A
Acceptance Rate: 96%
Full-Time Enrollment: 28
International: 18%
Female: 29%
Minority 29%
African American: 14%
Asian American: 18%
Hispanic or Latino American: 18%
Mean Age: 39
Class of 2013:
Median Base Salary: $117,000
Median Signing Bonus: N/A
Percentage of MBAs with Job Offers at Graduation: N/A
Percentage of MBAs with Job Offers Three Months Later: N/A
