The Anáhuac Graduate in Global Management
As an Anáhuac graduate in Global Management you will be a highly skilled communicator and critical thinker who, through your integral formation in leadership, will be one of the most competitive professionals in your field of work.Why should you study with us?
- We have one of the best groups of academic professionals in all Latin America.
- Our academic curriculum in Global Management is based on a thorough analysis on the international academic market, which allows our students to study abroad while completing their programs, and a successful insertion in the labor market.
- We have more than 50 years forming successful positive action leaders that transform society and organizations thanks to their solid knowledge in their professional fields and their teamwork skills.
- We promote advance practical knowledge using modern and competitive technologies, simulation models and a curriculum based on real professional information.
- We promote a global vision through our international exchange programs in more than 120 universities in 45 countries.
- We promote creativity and innovation to achieve entrepreneurship and business development.
As an Anáhuac Global Management Graduate you wil
- Identify and develop national and international business opportunities.
- Evaluate the market potential of a product or service and will develop efficient and successful marketing strategies in a global context.
- Analyze and identify business problems, as well as to generate and compare alternatives to solve them.
- Locate the most efficient supply chains for the business you work with.
- Form and lead multidisciplinary teams.
- Apply risk management techniques.
- Promote growth and sustainability within your organization, looking for the stakeholders’ best interest ethically and responsibly.
Global Management’s curriculum
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Programas parciales: Estas licenciaturas se ofrecen parcialmente en el campus señalado, cursando los primeros semestres (de 2 a 4 dependiendo del programa) en una licenciatura afín, para posteriormente transferirse a otro campus que ofrezca el programa completo.
