Universidad Ana G. Méndez

What you'll study

This master's programme combines core management disciplines with specialised international business topics. Students explore the economic, legal and cultural dimensions of operating across borders, and develop practical skills in global strategy, finance and marketing.

• Core modules: International Strategic Management, Global Business Environment, Research Methods for Business, Ethics and Corporate Responsibility.
• Specialist modules: International Marketing and Brand Management, International Finance and Risk Management, Cross-cultural Management and Negotiation, Global Supply Chain and Logistics, International Trade Law and Compliance.
• Practical elements: A capstone project, consultancy project or internship that applies learning to a real international business challenge. Some students may choose a thesis option depending on the chosen pathway.
• Delivery and structure: The programme is offered with flexible study options including full-time, part-time and online components. Coursework typically includes seminars, case studies, group work and applied projects to build both analytical and leadership skills.

Entry requirements

Applicants are normally expected to hold a recognised undergraduate degree in business or a related discipline. Relevant professional experience may be considered in lieu of a degree for experienced candidates.

• Official academic transcripts from prior tertiary study.
• A bachelor's degree or equivalent from an accredited institution; degrees in non-business fields may require completion of preparatory modules.
• Curriculum vitae or résumé detailing professional experience.
• Personal statement outlining motivations and career objectives.
• Two references, typically academic or professional.
• Evidence of language proficiency where applicable; proficiency in English and Spanish is advantageous given the bilingual learning environment.
• Some applicants may be asked to attend an interview; standardised test scores (for example GMAT) are accepted where provided but are not always mandatory.

Career prospects

Graduates gain skills applicable to a wide range of international and transnational roles. Typical career pathways include positions in multinational corporations, export/import firms, financial institutions and government or international organisations.

• International business development manager or director
• Export/import manager and trade compliance specialist
• Global supply chain or logistics manager
• International marketing manager or brand strategist
• Cross-border finance analyst, treasury or risk manager
• Management consultant specialising in international expansion
• Roles in public sector trade agencies, NGOs and multilateral organisations
• Entrepreneurship focused on international markets or regional trade

Why study at Universidad Ana G. Méndez

Universidad Ana G. Méndez offers a learning environment shaped by its Puerto Rican context and strong connections across Latin America and the Caribbean. The university provides bilingual instruction and a curriculum that reflects regional trade dynamics and multicultural business practice.

• Regional specialisation: Curriculum and faculty expertise that emphasise Latin American and Caribbean markets, useful for students targeting regional or transnational careers.
• Flexible delivery: Multiple study modes accommodate working professionals, including evening, weekend and online options.
• Practical learning: Emphasis on applied projects, internships and industry engagement to build real-world experience.
• Network and partnerships: Opportunities to engage with local businesses, trade organisations and multinational firms operating in the region.
• Bilingual advantage: Training in both English and Spanish supports careers in diverse international settings and cross-border communications.