Texas A&M International University

What you'll study

The programme combines core MBA courses with specialised international business modules. Students take advanced courses in management, finance, marketing and quantitative methods, then move into international-focused subjects and experiential work.

• Core management and functional courses – strategic management, managerial economics, organisational behaviour, corporate finance and marketing management.
• International business specialisms – global strategy, international finance and risk management, cross-cultural management, international trade and logistics, and global supply chain management.
• Analytical and policy topics – international business law and ethics, trade policy, quantitative methods for business decision-making and data analysis for global markets.
• Capstone and experiential learning – practicum, consulting project or integrative capstone that applies classroom learning to real-world international business problems; internships or applied research projects are frequently available given the university's regional business links.
• Electives and language/business electives – options to study additional electives such as emerging markets, export-import management, or to take language courses to support work in Spanish-speaking markets.

Entry requirements

Applicants are normally expected to hold a recognised bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution. Admissions decisions consider professional experience, academic record and the applicant’s potential for graduate study.

• A completed undergraduate degree with a satisfactory academic record; specific GPA expectations are set by the admissions office.
• Professional résumé or CV demonstrating work experience; many applicants have several years of work in business, trade, logistics or related fields.
• A personal statement or statement of purpose explaining motivation for graduate study and career goals in international business.
• Letters of recommendation (usually one or two) from academic or professional referees.
• Standardised test scores (GMAT or GRE) may be required for some applicants; waivers are often available for experienced professionals or those meeting alternative criteria—check with the programme for current policy.
• International applicants must demonstrate English language proficiency through recognised tests or approved exemptions; additional documentation for visa purposes is required for international enrolment.

Career prospects

Graduates of the MBA in International Business are prepared for managerial and specialist roles that require both business acumen and an understanding of global markets. The programme emphasises practical skills for operating across borders and managing international operations.

• International marketing manager, export sales manager or product manager for global brands.
• Supply chain and logistics manager, trade compliance specialist or customs and border operations analyst.
• Financial roles such as international finance analyst, treasury manager or risk management specialist for multinational firms.
• Management consultant specialising in market entry strategies, cross-border transactions or operational efficiency.
• Positions in government agencies, chambers of commerce, trade promotion organisations and international NGOs where knowledge of trade, policy and cross-cultural negotiation is important.

Why study at Texas A&M International University

Texas A&M International University is located in a major US–Mexico border region with direct links to cross-border trade and logistics, which gives students unique access to employers and practical learning opportunities related to international commerce. The university offers a bilingual and multicultural campus environment that supports study of Latin American markets and global supply chains.

• Strong regional emphasis on international trade and logistics, with partnerships and industry connections that support internships and applied projects.
• Smaller class sizes and a student-centred approach that allow close interaction with faculty and personalised mentoring.
• Opportunities for experiential learning through practicum projects, internships and industry collaborations reflecting the realities of cross-border business.
• Support services for international students and professionals seeking to develop careers across the Americas and in global firms.