Texas Arlington Business School

Introduction to the University of Texas at Arlington School of Business

*Introduction to the University of Texas at Arlington Campus

Texas, USA Sri Lanka University is an important part of the American higher education system. The school's total assets are US$24 billion and its annual funding is US$6 billion. The University of Texas has historically had 7 Nobel Prize winners, and has produced 33 academicians of the National Academy of Sciences, 44 academicians of the National Academy of Engineering, 22 academicians of the Medical College, 22 academicians of the Law School and 39 academicians of the Academy of Arts and Sciences. The University of Texas system is a public (state) university with fifteen campuses, including many famous schools. The Arlington campus ranks second in the entire University of Texas system. The Arlington campus was established in 1895. It is a comprehensive university integrating teaching and research, ranking among the best among universities in the Midwestern United States. Currently, there are more than 20,000 students from 47 states and 89 countries.

*About the University of Texas at Arlington School of Business

The Arlington School of Business is the business school on the University of Texas at Arlington campus and is the largest in the United States. One of the business schools, it currently has more than 5,500 students, including more than 1,100 graduate students. Arlington Business School ranks among the 80 best business schools in the world and is known for cultivating on-the-job middle and senior management talents for enterprises. There are currently more than 500 MBA/EMBA students in the college headquarters, about 300 of whom are working. The average working experience of MBA students before enrolling is five years. About 50 students have undergraduate degrees in management or finance, 20 have engineering backgrounds, and the other 30 have arts and science backgrounds.

*Faculty of Arlington Business School

Arlington Business School has established a strong teaching and scientific research faculty with profound heritage and brand effect. The college currently has 110 full-time teachers and dozens of part-time teachers, more than 90% of whom have doctoral degrees. All teachers responsible for teaching graduate courses have doctorates from prestigious American universities. Many professors graduated from first-class universities such as Harvard and Stanford, and published a variety of monographs, ranking among the best in the world in their research and teaching fields. Arlington Business School is located in the suburbs of Dallas, one of the technology and financial centers of the United States. Many professors are part-time consultants for Fortune 500 companies in the United States. They have strong corporate network resources and management experience, especially in the management of high-tech and manufacturing fields. Very strong. The college has seven expert committees, composed of business tycoons, celebrities and famous scholars, which are respectively responsible for curriculum design, student internships, hardware facilities, student employment and teacher selection.

*Arlington Business School’s hardware facilities

The school’s teaching facilities and scale, such as libraries, teaching buildings, laboratories, computer centers, etc., are all world-class. The main teaching building was newly renovated with a huge investment of more than 10 million US dollars in recent years, embodying the latest scientific and technological achievements in every aspect. Every desk in the classroom has Internet access, and hundreds of computers in numerous computer rooms are loaded with ERP, SAP R/3 and other software for students to learn and practice.

* Arlington Business School’s various business degree programs (including bachelor’s and master’s degrees) , Ph.D.), all are accredited by the American AACSB (American Association for International Management Education). AACSB is the highest authoritative rating agency recognized for business schools in the United States. Among the more than 1,300 formal business schools in the United States, less than 1/3 have obtained this certification, including top schools such as Harvard and Stanford. It is worth mentioning that this certification needs to be re-evaluated every six years, which is quite strict and deserves to be the most authoritative business academic certification body in the world. Currently, there are only three universities in Asia that have received this certification: the Chinese University of Hong Kong, the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, and Keio University in Japan.

*American university ranking method and the ranking status of Arlington Business School

The rankings of American universities are divided into two categories. One is the mass media ranking, such as the famous U.S. News and World Report (U.S. News & World Report) magazines; the other type is professional academic group publications, such as the famous PRINCETON REVIEW magazine. The former ranking is more commercially authoritative, while the latter is more professional and academic. The ranking of Arlington Business School is as follows:

nAccording to the 2000 evaluation by the authoritative American university subject evaluation publication (PRINCETON REVIEW), Arlington Business School is one of the eighty best business schools in the world. .

nAccording to the 2001 evaluation by U.S. News and World Report magazine, Arlington Business School’s online MBA ranked among the top 25 in the United States.

Arlington Business School rankings have shown a steady upward trend in recent years.

Arlington Business School has a strong influence in the American corporate world. Many Fortune 500 companies in the United States have sponsored and supported Arlington Business School. In 2001 alone, the following famous companies sponsored Arlington Business School (incomplete statistics): AC Nielsen, Choice Homes, Compaq Computer Corp. , Decision Analyst, Inc., Dow Chemical, Ford Motor Company, Frito-Lay, Inc., Hershey, J.C. Penney, J.P. Morgan Chase, Lockheed Martin, M/A/R/C Group, Inc., Nokia, Inc., Pricewaterhouse Coopers, Radio Shack Corporation, Saber, Inc., State Farm Insurance, Texas Instruments, TXU Electric, Verizon

*Destinations of Arlington Business School graduates

Arlington Campus The largest job fair in Texas is held regularly every year, attracting a large number of top American companies to select talents. The Arlington campus's student employment guidance is one of the largest employment guidance organizations in the United States, providing nearly 10,000 full-time, joint training and internship opportunities every year.

The following well-known institutions come to Arlington Business School to recruit 2001 graduates (incomplete statistics): Abercrombie and Fitch, Americredit, AXA Advisors, Bank One, Bell Helicopter Textron, Black and Decker, Burlington Northern Santa Fe, Deloitte and Touche LLP , Ernst and Young, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., Hunt Petroleum Corp., J.C. Penney Corp., Johnson and Johnson, KPMG, LLP, Lockheed Martin, Microsoft, National Semiconductor, Philip Morris USA, Pricewaterhouse Coopers, LLP, Raytheon, Saber, Inc., Sears, Sherwin-Williams, Target Stores, Trane Company, U.S. General Accounting Office

*Arlington Business School’s value-added services to alumni and famous alumni

Arlington The Business School has an Alumni Office responsible for providing all-round support to alumni, including organizing alumni activities, organizing alumni associations, alumni job hunting and career guidance, etc. There are many successful people among Arlington Business School's large alumni base. The more famous one who is currently in office is General Tommy Franks. General Franks graduated from Arlington Business School in 1971. He is currently a four-star general (one of the highest ranks in the U.S. military) and commander-in-chief of the U.S. Central Command, responsible for commanding the overseas operations of the U.S. Navy, Army and Air Force. Other current alumni include Kathy Cooper, currently Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Economic Affairs; Todd Carter, currently President of Robertson Stephens, a well-known investment bank; Jacqualyn Fouse, senior vice president and chief financial officer of Alcon Labs, one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the United States; David Jackson, He serves as Chairman and CEO of Standard Chartered Bank Arlington Branch; Charles E. Lambert serves as Senior Partner of PricewaterhouseCoopers; Bruce McNiel serves as President of Bank of Texas.