Executive MBA
Programs | Format | Duration | Average Work Experience | GMAT | Program Start |
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Executive MBA | On campus | 21 months | 15 years | Not Required | August |
Customized Online MBA | Online only | 21 months | 14 years | Not Required | January, May, August |
EMBA with emphasis in Project Management | Online only | 21 months | 14 years | Not Required | January, May, August |
EMBA with emphasis in Product Lifecycle and Supply Chain Management | Online | 28 -32 months | 11 years | Not Required | Fall |
EMBA with emphasis in Healthcare Leadership and Management (for professionals) | On campus and Online | 22 months | 5 years | Not Required | Fall, Spring & Summer |
EMBA with emphasis in Healthcare Leadership and Management (for physicians) | On campus and Online | 24 months | 15 years | Not Required | Every two months |
Online EMBA with an Emphasis on Healthcare Organization Leadership | Online only | 28 months | 5 years | Not Required | Fall & Spring |
Executive Master’s
Programs | Format | Duration | Average Work Experience | GMAT | Program Start |
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Leadership and Organizational Development | Online | 24 months | 12 years | Not Required | Fall, Spring & Summer |
Systems Engineering and Management | On campus (weekends) | 18-24 months | 3 years | Not Required | Every semester |
Supply Chain Management Executive Education | Online | 28 months | 11 years | Not Required | Fall |
Healthcare Leadership and Management (for professionals) | On campus and Online | 22 months | 5 years | Not Required | Fall, Spring & Summer |
Healthcare Leadership and Management (for physicians) | On campus | 16 months | 15 years | Not Required | Every two months |
MS in Management Science (Customized Online Programs) | Online only | 15 months | 14 years | Not Required | January, May, August |
Doctorate
Programs | Format | Duration | Average Work Experience | GMAT | Program Start |
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Doctor of Business Administration | On campus | 36 months | 15-20 years | Not Required | Fall |
Sharpen your business acumen
Executive Education at The University of Texas at Dallas is designed for individuals and organizations ready to drive change.
Our Executive MBA, Executive Master’s, Doctorate and Academic and Professional Certificate programs focus on sharpening leadership, strategy, communications and organizational management skills. Programs also offer the opportunity to concentrate on key industries and areas such as supply chain, operations, project management, healthcare management, professional coaching, consulting and systems engineering. Whether you are looking to find a catalyst for you or your organization — the solutions are here at UT Dallas.
Find the Executive Education program for youBuild your network and promote yourself
Business is not only about what you know but about who you know.
Building a robust professional network is one of the keys to a transformation in your career. From peer engagement to world-class faculty to alumni and experience-based learning opportunities, the people you meet while you are in our programs, shape your experience as much as the curriculum. We will connect you to the world.
Hear it directly from our Executive Education graduatesFlexible Formats
Leaders and executives know the power of meeting people where they are.
The programs within Executive Education are flexible to meet our busy executives’ needs without compromising on experience. There is a wide range of course delivery methods, concentrations and ways to engage with peers and faculty.
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Innovative Faculty with Real-World Experience
The Jindal School of Management faculty includes prolific researchers, dedicated educators and top-level corporate executives.
Our faculty bring experience, innovation and cutting-edge research into the classrooms. Students can apply what they learn in real time and catapult their career journey.
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Vision for Executive Education
Business professionals and corporations will recognize the Executive Education program as a global leader in business management, leadership education and executive development. We will support the Jindal School of Management and UT Dallas in achieving marketplace dominance as an innovative executive education entity that offers leading-edge, highly differentiated programs.
Student Testimonials
Andrew Svatek, EMBA 2022
Director of Operations, Svatek Consulting
When researching EMBA programs to pursue it was clear early on that UTD’s EMBA was the perfect fit for me. The elite faculty, diversity of the program, and relevant and evolving curriculum were huge drivers in my decision and made it a no-brainer. I always anticipated an academic journey that would challenge me personally and professionally, but what I did not anticipate was the unbelievable camaraderie and support of my cohort that was established on the first day of orientation. I have learned as much from my classmates as I have from my professors, and I know I will leave UTD with lifelong friends and a world-class executive education. I am so grateful for the opportunity to earn an EMBA at UTD JSOM
Thomas Rodgers (EMBA 2022)
The Executive MBA program has been a fantastic experience, and the cohort has become more than just a group of students taking a class together- we have become friends that can lean on each other and help our fellow cohort members no matter what. Aside from the incredibly talented faculty and staff, the networking opportunities have been invaluable. I know the connections that I’m making with this cohort will last and benefit my career well into the future. The curriculum has been curated to be relevant and useful for today’s business environment. The academic experience has been challenging and is one of the myriad reasons why I would recommend this program to anyone considering an MBA.
Curtis Clark
My experience during the Supply Chain EMBA program was very rewarding, both professionally and personally. I experienced a terrific camaraderie with my fellow classmates who shared a desire to learn. Dr. Rajamani has a passion for what he teaches and for helping students realize the difference they can make in the workplace. With students from many different industries and cultural backgrounds, I was able to broaden my perspective on the global nature of supply chains. I made this investment in myself.
Vinesh Reddy
Vice President, Business Process Offshore, Bank of America
The executive coaching experience was transformational. I was analyzed by my coach and was provided great recommendations to improve myself from where I was before the coaching to where I am now. I found the experience to be valuable to me personally and professionally.
Bill Disario
I can confidently say that earning my MBA in Supply Chain Management at UT Dallas later in life has strengthened my business knowledge base, even after working for several decades in mid-level operational and supply chain roles. In addition, having a specialized MBA has enabled better promotional and advancement leadership roles as well as higher level compensation opportunities. I would highly recommend this program for anyone looking to take their Supply Chain career path to the next level!
Alberto Gutierrez Algren
Immediately after graduating, I was able to transition to higher position. I am very certain that without the MBA and PLSCM expertise gained through UTD and this program, I would not have had these opportunities for advancement. Additionally, I was able to utilize that knowledge, to become part of two start-up business opportunities, which I would not have even considered for fear of the unknown before earning my MBA.
Daniel Hendrickson, EMBA 2022
VP, Sr. Financial Analyst, First United Bank
The EMBA cohort means being a part of an elite group of individuals with similar drives, intelligence, and upward mobility ambitions. As a member of the cohort, I have benefited from my fellow members’ experience and industry knowledge. The EMBA program is competitive, but the cohort is out for its members’ well-being and improvement.
Business Economics has been my favorite class so far. Professor Kiser’s wealth of knowledge is absolutely world-class. Economics is not an easy subject, but he has the ability to take complex concepts and make them easy to understand.
I would recommend the UTD EMBA program as they create an environment to focus on your professional development and advance it for decades. The material and classes are fantastic, but the quality of the cohort is even more impressive.
Ashwin Prakash, GLEMBA ’20
Head of Data Science and Analytics, HCA Healthcare
The application of learnings from Operations Management and Strategic Management courses helped make an immediate impact in my job, merging the lines between school and work while providing an instant return on investment for my employer.
Erinn Marks, GLEMBA ’19
I searched for an online program that was a WIN-WIN. I was able to pursue my MBA and enjoy the last of the wonder years with my children.
Tu Huynh
The Executive MBA in Product Lifecycle in Supply Chain Management has been a tremendous value for me. The knowledge and insights that I gained from the program have helped me be confident in evaluating new business opportunities and understanding supply chain risks in order to maximize the return on investment on our project portfolio. The Executive MBA in PLSCM improved my ability to make many critical decisions for my role in the Digital Business Transformation Office where I am interfacing with many business partners and suppliers on behalf of Comerica Bank.
Holly Martin, GLEMBA ’19
Customer Experience Manager, J.B. Hunt
Because of this program, I was able to present within my organization to five different groups, which led to a promotion, an invitation to assist with three special projects as a new manager, and an appointment as a co-chair to lead professional development for an internal employee resource group.
Andy Miller, GLEMBA ’16
IT Operations Manager, Splunk
The GLEMBA program’s focus on global business challenges was vital in helping me to understand how my company can grow and succeed in a globally competitive landscape. The courses, interaction with peers and the exceptional faculty have empowered me to analyze and solve problems differently – essentially the program has enabled me to become a better leader.
Jennifer Masie, EMBA 2022
Vice President, Retail Operations and Chief of Staff
I immediately began to apply the skills sets from statistics and economics at work. I can see how the knowledge and confidence has enabled me to be a better contributor overall.
Mohammed Omer, GLEMBA ’19
It’s about the experiences of exchanging skill sets and perspectives.
Qiana Levy
UTDs EMBA program has surpassed my expectations. The program allowed me to maintain a demanding work schedule alongside a rigorous course load. The caliber of the professors and students, and the alignment of the course materials was exceptional. The program was well-designed and added immense value to my professional growth. Immeasurable components included the executive projects, international trip, collaboration and rich discussions with like-minded professionals. The curriculum enriched my business acumen, strategic foresight/execution, relationship-building and change management skills, as well as created enduring friendships. I am deeply appreciative and highly recommend UTDs EMBA program.
Denis Zub (EMBA 2022)
Just one year ago, when COVID-19 have not even appeared in top-1000 Google searches and flying anywhere on Earth was a five-minute decision, I was sitting in my chair thinking of the next career steps. The only thing I knew then was that I needed inspiration, rethinking, rebooting if you will. Boiling in your day-to-day problems, solving your pre-determined pattern of tasks, and being eventually stuck in your narrow life-box with a boring forward-looking prospect was not the life I wanted to live.
Alexander Moeller, EMBA ’17
Quality Director, Diodes Inc
UTD provided an excellent education during the 21 month-long EMBA program. The academic rigor was challenging, yet content was presented in a way that engaged and motivated everyone. The curriculum had the perfect balance of hard and soft skills to thoroughly prepare for executive roles. The program has completely changed the way I contribute and execute management decisions at work.
Jake Henne, EMBA 2021
World Wide Technology, Client Manager SLED
As a military veteran who spent 7 years as an active duty Army officer, serving exclusively in light infantry units, I had a lot to learn as I transitioned to civilian life in June 2018. I undertook immense self-study and networking primarily via LinkedIn, but I ultimately knew that I would need to refine my business skills and prove myself. Earning an MBA was always something I was interested in, even while on active duty. However, after leaving the Army, that desire heightened immensely. I was fortunate to be accepted in to the UTD EMBA program and will be forever grateful. It has been challenging in many ways, but I have learned so much about how to think about and analyze the bigger picture, and how to communicate and collaborate with professionals from all walks of life. As a type-A personality, the EMBA program has truly challenged me to get out of my comfort zone and grow both personally and professionally. #UTD #UTDEMBA #Veteran #JSOM
Dan Glasky
I was fortunate enough to discover and then enroll in the Product Lifecycle and Supply Chain Management Program at The University of Texas at Dallas. The program was extremely beneficial to me as it tied together the various stages of the product lifecycle with optimal supply chain solutions in order to create value through the chain; a must for anyone working in the CPG industry. Combined with the MBA curriculum, I found the program “connected the dots” specifically in the areas of finance and accounting. I enjoyed being on campus once a month, participating in lectures and working/learning in a highly collaborative environment!
Varun Gadhok, EMBA
Senior Director – Information Systems, Tenet Healthcare
After an exhaustive national search for EMBA programs, I chose UT Dallas due to their outstanding reputation, cultural fit and academic rigor. I am pleased to report that the coursework lived up to my lofty expectations of an executive program and has yielded a positive return on my investment. The collaborative group studies and presentations boosted my confidence, refined my delivery and left me with a lifetime of fond memories in and out of the classroom.
Certificates
Below is a complete list of all Executive Education certificates — both Academic and Professional (non-credit) — sorted by discipline. For more information about a particular certificate, including admission requirements and how to apply, please visit its dedicated web page.
Academic Certificates
Operations and Supply Chain Management
- Product Lifecycle and Supply Chain Management
- Project Management
- Systems Engineering
- Systems Management
Organizational Behavior, Coaching and Consulting
Professional Certificates (non-credit)
Governance
Operations and Supply Chain Management
Organizational Behavior, Coaching and Consulting
Mission
We strive to serve the global business community — both individuals and organizations — by providing advanced, contemporary executive development programs and opportunities for acquiring the essential knowledge, skills and abilities for continuous personal and professional improvement, and sustainable business success.
We develop and continuously improve programs that incorporate a broad range of management disciplines to address the challenges of managing and leading in the rapidly evolving, dynamic, global society.
Executive Education Alumni Spotlights
Will McIntosh, EMBA’06
Senior Manager, Advisory Services, Ernst & Young LLP
McIntosh, a senior manager in Advisory Services at Ernst and Young’s Dallas office, measures his success by the quality relationships he has developed with clients and coworkers throughout his 15 years in the management consulting and financial services industries. He assists leading banks and lenders in solving various management problems and improving their operations in order to better serve customers and meet the demands of other key stakeholders.
Sarah Hagan, EMBA’11
CFO, Omnitracs
Hagan, a Dallas resident, joined Omnitracs, LLC, in April 2016, after a successful 11 years at Sabre Corp., where she held senior leadership positions in accounting and finance.
Sid Keswani, MBA’09
President, Pandora Americas
As president of the Americas region, Sid Keswani is responsible for PANDORA’s markets in North America, the Caribbean and Latin America.
Charles Gillis, MBA’04
Executive Director, Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr, PC
Technology and an evolving mindset about work-life balance is completely changing the legal services profession.
Darla Chapman Ripley, EMBA’97
Associate, Dave Perry-Miller & Associates Real Estate
Darla Ripley places a lot of importance on maintaining all networks, regardless of industry or location.
Joseph James, MBA’10
Enterpreneur
James, who completed his Executive MBA degree in 2010, manages two startup businesses. At 2020 Commercial, he provides commercial real estate sales, leasing and development services. At Mango Farms Digital Marketing, he and his staff provide web and mobile application development and manage digital marketing for clients.
Executive Education Articles
How to Write an Admissions Essay for an Executive MBA Program
The power of your personal story
Each individual has a story to tell, yet when it comes to the admissions essay, many essays fall short because the applicant fails to effectively convey their story. The beginning of the essay should capture the reader’s attention.
The Importance of a Relevant Curriculum
Curriculum is key for students
Creating and maintaining a relevant curriculum is key for students to achieve the maximum return on investment (ROI) in an executive MBA program. Emerging technologies are becoming an integral part of our business environment..
Difference Between EMBA and PMBA
What is the difference between EMBA and PMBA?
UT Dallas offers five paths to earning an MBA. Each MBA requires 53 credit hours to complete and all are accredited by AACSB – the gold standard for business schools. Tuition, curriculum and admissions are different, however, for each of these MBA options.
What Makes a Good EMBA Candidate?
An Excellent Career Investment
When I am asked what makes a good executive MBA candidate, several thoughts come to mind. I’m looking for mature working professionals that are ready to invest in accelerating their career.
Executive Education Programs at the Jindal School
Executive MBA Programs
Get your MBA in a classroom setting with other working professionals.
- Executive MBA (EMBA)
- Customized Online MBA
- EMBA with emphasis in Healthcare Leadership and Management (for Physicians)
- EMBA with emphasis in Healthcare Leadership and Management (for Professionals)
- Online EMBA with emphasis in Product Lifecycle & Supply Chain Management
- EMBA with emphasis in Project Management
- Online EMBA with an Emphasis on Healthcare Organization Leadership
Executive Master’s Programs
Pursue your master’s degree alongside other working professionals.
- MS in Leadership Organizational Development (Executive Coaching)
- MS in Healthcare Leadership and Management (for Professionals)
- MS in Healthcare Leadership and Management (for Physicians)
- Online MS in Management Science (Customized Online Programs)
- Online MS in Supply Chain Management Executive Education
- MS in Systems Engineering and Management
Academic Certificates
Gain focused knowledge in specific areas of interest and earn academic credits in these programs that can be transferred to degree programs.
Professional Certificates
Get up to date knowledge on cutting edge topics that are in demand in the current work environment. A university degree is not required for admission.