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Importancia
Because
of the sweeping political and economic changes in the
United States and Mexico, particularly the signing of
NAFTA, both countries are experiencing a growth in
demand for professionals with expertise in
Mexican-American affairs and proficiency in the Spanish
language. Nowhere is this demand more prominent than in
the business world.
The
joint MBA program from TTU and UA provides rigorous
academic and practical learning in business as well as
in the related political, social, cultural, and economic
environments of both nations. The cross-national nature
of the program is further illustrated by requiring both
Mexican and American business law courses.
This
unique program gives students an edge for career
advancement after completing an internship with a
Mexican corporation. The graduates make excellent
candidates for employment by the firms that participate
in the internship, as well as a growing number of
companies seeking MBA students with a bi-national
preparation.
La Universidad Anáhuac
The
University Anáhuac is one of the most prestigious
private educational institutions in Mexico. Founded by
the Legionarios de Cristo in 1964, UA opened with 48
students in attendance. Currently, UA’s enrollment
exceeds 5,000 at the undergraduate level and 1,500 at
the graduate level, a quarter of which is business
students. To date, the business school remains the
largest program on Anáhuac’s campus and is supported
by its faculty, corporate partners and modern
facilities.
"Anáhuac"
literally means "near the water" in Nauhtl,
language of the Aztecs. The region of lakes in central
Mexico gave seat to the Aztec capital Tenochtitlan,
which is present day Mexico City and home of La
Universidad Anáhuac. The university is ideally located
in the suburbs of the capital city.
UA’s
renowned faculty is diverse and highly qualified. Many
faculty members have attained their education at some of
the top business programs in the world including many
Ivy League schools in the United States. Coupled with
their strong academic foundation is the significant work
experience of the faculty. The majority of UA’s
faculty continues to be involved in business and
government activities. This involvement has helped to
expand UA’s faculty network both on a national and
international level and has served to further enhance
classroom experiences and placement opportunities for UA
and UA’s exchange and joint programs.
PLAN
DE ESTUDIOS
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Anahuac Plan
COSTOS
Students
pay tuition throughout the entire program at the
institute that recruited them. Additional tuition may
need to be charged for intensive language courses prior
to the Fall trimester at Anáhuac.
It
is anticipated that students will be highly competitive
for TTU and College of Business scholarships;
particularly scholarships which waive out-of -state
fees.
Students
are responsible for paying for their food and housing
while studying at TTU and UA. A number of Mexican homes
offer food and lodging to students of Universidad Anáhuac.
An excellent cafeteria "La Kaf" is available
on campus.
Airline
costs to and from Mexico City, daily transportation to
and from campus, and personal expenses are also the
responsibility of each student.
Requisitos
de Admision
Students will be profiled on
the following information:
- Previous meaningful and/or
related work experience.
- Successful completion of
required interview.
- Fluency in Spanish and
English.
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