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The Online Campus
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The University of Dallas College of Business is accredited by the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE), a premier specialized accrediting body for business degree programs in higher education.
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The University of Dallas College of Business is accredited by the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE), a premier specialized accrediting body for business degree programs in higher education.
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The University of Dallas College of Business provides alternatives to enable you to achieve a high-quality graduate education in business - delivered when, where and how you choose. Not only do we offer traditional on-campus courses, but we also provide convenient and flexible online courses via the Internet.
Internet courses allow busy professionals to take courses from their homes, offices or on-the-road. Whether your ambition is to earn a MBA or to enhance your knowledge and skills in a specialized area, our online programs and course offerings enable you to design and complete a program specifically tailored to your educational goals.
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Benefits of the Graduate School of Management's Online Experience
Our online classes provide students with the flexibility they need to maintain their commitments to work and family, while enabling them to achieve their educational goals by participating in a high-quality, practice-oriented program.
The primary benefits that students who enroll in our online programs and courses are seeking include:
Convenience and Flexibility:
Frequent travel, relocation, and busy schedules often do not allow some students to attend classes on-campus each week. In order to enable our student's to achieve their educational goals, we use technology so that our teaching follows our students - right to their computers - no matter where they might be.
How are courses taught? Graduate School of Management's on-line courses are taught in an asynchronous mode. In other words, students interact with the professor and other students via the Internet at times convenient to each individual. Students and professors do not have to be on-line at the same time. However, courses are designed to follow a 13-week trimester schedule (just like our on-campus courses).
Do I have to take all my classes online? Students may complete courses on-campus or on-line. Many students mix and match, taking both classroom and on-line courses, based on their needs and schedule.
Our on-line programs and course offerings give all our students the freedom to decide the "when, where and how" of their education.
Reputation and Quality:
Unlike other on-line programs, at the Graduate School of Management there is no distinction made between on-campus and on-line courses - other than the mode of delivery. Overall learning objectives remain the same, and the same course materials are usually used. In the vast majority of cases, the professor that teaches the course on campus also develops and teaches the same course on-line.
This unique approach ensures consistency and quality across our programs and course offerings. It is of the utmost importance to us that our "high tech" learning environment maintain the "high touch" level of student satisfaction and support for which our on-campus programs are known. For that reason, it is our policy to limit on-line class size to no more than 25 students. In reality, the average on-line class has 20 students.
Practical Understanding and Career Enhancement:
Graduate School of Management Faculty at the University of Dallas College of Business - both those who teach on-campus and on-line (many do both) -combine a rare mix of competence in both the theoretical aspects of business and the working knowledge of its practical application in the global economy. Their knowledge and insight comes from a variety of managerial and professional experiences, most having worked in industry prior to their academic careers. Their practical research, personal knowledge of the successful application of business knowledge and passion for their disciplines span all dimensions of the modern global organization. As a result, Graduate School of Management faculty bring a healthy balance of practical knowledge and global experience directly into the traditional and digital classroom.
Online Programs
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History of Distance Learning
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The MBA Program Online
The Dallas MBA program offers a number of unique concentrations online designed to prepare you for a career in the public or private sector or to advance you in your present career track. These include:
Accounting
Corporate Finance
Global Business
Health Services Management
Information Assurance
Information Technology
Interdisciplinary
Marketing Management
Not-for-Profit Management
Project Management
Sports and Entertainment Management
Supply Chain
The MBA degree requires 41* credit hours of coursework structured as follows:
The Value Creation Core (17 credit hours) includes a leadership development component and business discipline courses that build on the foundation courses and aids in developing managerial competencies.
Electives and Concentration Courses (15 credit hours) offer a wide variety of industry-specific courses that provide students with the specialized instruction needed to become leaders in their chosen field. The elective courses are your opportunity to customize your MBA.
Integrated Advanced Core Courses (9 credit hours) include case studies as well as “real-world” business projects that allow students to apply their managerial competencies.
The variety of customized options offered by the Dallas MBA program enables you to pursue your unique professional aspirations, whether as a corporate leader, the founder of your own business, or as a team player in your organization.
* Depending on previous coursework, up to 12 hours of Foundation courses may be required prior to beginning the MBA program.
The Master of Management Program Online
The Master of Management (MM) degree provides profession-specific graduate education for those who already hold an MBA from a regionally accredited U.S. college or university, or the foreign equivalent. Adding an MM to your MBA can strengthen your academic credentials and help you stay ahead in today and tomorrow's workplace.
In the MM Program, there are four areas of specialization available on-line. These include:
Information Assurance
Information Technology Management
Marketing Management
Project Management
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Graduate Certificate Programs Online
Graduate certificate programs are designed for individuals who want to increase their knowlege and skills in a specific discipline without completing the requirements for a full MBA. Completed certificate work can be applied to an MBA or Master of Management (MM; post-MBA degree).
Online graduate certificate programs include:
Information Assurance
IT Management
Marketing Management
Project Management
Sports and Entertainment Management
Supply Chain / Market Logistics Management
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