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Employer Career Services
Why Hire Our Candidates?
We have over 3000 active undergraduate and graduate students with the largest MBA program in the Metroplex. Our undergraduate programs are in liberal arts, pre-med, and business. Our MBA concentrations include Finance (Corporate Finance, Financial Services, and Accounting), Management (Business Management, Entrepreneurship, Human Resource Management, Not-for-Profit Management, Organization Development, Strategic Leadership, and Interdisciplinary), Marketing (Global Business, Marketing Management, and Sports & Entertainment Management), Operations (Engineering Management, Health Services Management, Supply Chain & Market Logistics, Project Management, and University Administration), and Technology (Information Assurance, Information Technology, and Telecommunications Management). We also offer an Accelerated Program for Attorneys.
Our average MBA student is a professional in his or her mid-30s with 5-7 years of work experience, but our student body varies. Some of our students are younger and looking for internships and entry-level positions, while others are executives looking for senior-level opportunities. No matter what your hiring needs, you'll find qualified candidates to fill your positions.
Find candidates in our Online Resume Book.
Characteristics of Our Candidates
* Practical Knowledge - our programs focus on a real-world approach and team projects.
* Professional Experience - over 75% of our student body has 5-7 years of relevant work experience.
* Diversity - our student body represents a balanced proportion of the population.
* Multicultural - students from over 60 countries are represented.
* Strong Education - academic standards are high.
* Multilingual - many of our students are bilingual and even trilingual with fluency in English.
* Flexible - classes are held in the evenings and weekends, allowing for flexible work schedules.
Hiring International Students...It's a Good Idea!
Our international students represent some of the best and brightest management talent from around the world. Their language skills and cultural knowledge are invaluable resources in the global marketplace. 20% of our graduate business schools' student body is comprised of international students from over 60 countries. These students are strong academically and contribute a great deal to the Graduate School of Management community through a wide range of knowledge and experiences.
Most of the international students hold F-1 visas. Under this type of visa, students are eligible for internships through Curricular Practical Training during their programs and full-time employment through Optional Practical Training for up to twelve months after graduation. To hire an international student under an F-1 visa for an internship or full-time employment, the employer must simply send the student an offer letter on official letterhead and include the following information: name and address of employer, name of immediate supervisor, position title and brief job description, beginning and ending dates, and salary. Our office will take care of obtaining the work authorization for the student.
Many organizations choose to hire international students for short-time training in the United States followed by permanent employment in their home country. If you have employment needs outside the U.S., international MBA students are a great resource. Their education, combined with their knowledge of multiple languages and cultures, is an asset to any international organization.
Many international students are such strong candidates that organizations choose to sponsor them for long-term employment in the United States beyond the short-term training period. Though the citizenship situations vary according to the student, his or her home country, and other factors, most Human Resources department are familiar with the process involved in obtaining an H-1B visa.
If you would like more information on international students, please contact Marilyn White, Director of International Student Services, at (972) 721-5059 or mjwhite@gsm.udallas.edu.
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