Naveen Jindal School of Management – UT Dallas
The Future Demands Different
The Jindal School of Management teaches students the critical skills needed to succeed in today’s business-driven world. Choose from 35 degree programs and tailor them to your specific needs, whether you’re an undergraduate or an executive, and unlock your potential.
Recent Rankings
No.1
Poets & Quants Online MBA Rankings 2025
No.2
The UT Dallas Top 100 Business School Research Rankings™, 2025
research contributions, worldwide and in North America, 2020-2024
No.6
Financial Times, 2023
research rank in Top 100 Full-Time Global MBA Programs
No.6
Gartner, 2024
among Supply Chain Management Undergraduate Programs
No.9
Fortune, 2024
Best Online MBA Programs, among public universities
No.12
U.S. News & World Report, 2024
tied, for Best Online MBA Program Specialties – Business Analytics
Academic Areas
Organizations, Strategy and International Management
Prepare yourself for managing in a dynamic global environment.
Interdisciplinary Areas
The Jindal School At a Glance
10,332
STUDENTS
from 71 countries
386
FACULTY
in business areas
57,073
ALUMNI
worldwide
35
DEGREE PROGRAMS
in undergraduate, graduate PhD and executive education
345k
SERVICE HOURS
by students with UTDserv
$10M+
DOLLARS
community impact
75+
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
within Jindal School
223
UNIQUE VISITS BY EMPLOYERS
organized by Career Management Center in 2022
Degree Programs
Whether you’re a prospective undergraduate interested in business, a mid- to senior-level executive, or a future researcher — the Jindal School is the right place for you.
The Jindal School of Management at UT Dallas offers 10 Bachelor of Science degree programs that prepare students for the world of business.
- BS Accounting
- BS Business Administration
- BS Business Analytics and Artificial Intelligence (STEM)
- BS Cybersecurity and Risk Management
- BS Finance
- BS Global Business
- BS Healthcare Management
- BS Human Resource Management
- BS Computer Information Systems & Technology (STEM)
- BS Marketing
- BS Supply Chain Management and Analytics (STEM)
- Davidson Management Honors Program
The Jindal School of Management offers many innovative MS programs for individuals seeking to enhance their careers. Our MS programs offer outstanding educational value as well as small class sizes and evening classes to accommodate the schedule of working professionals.
- MS Accounting and Analytics (STEM)
- MS Business Analytics and Artificial Intelligence (STEM)
- MS Energy Management (STEM)
- MS Finance (STEM)
- MS Financial Technology & Analytics (STEM)
- MS Healthcare Leadership & Management
- MS Information Technology & Management (STEM)
- MS Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- MS International Management Studies
- MS Management Science (STEM)
- MS Marketing (STEM)
- MS Supply Chain Management (STEM)
- MS Systems Engineering & Management (STEM)
The Jindal School offers various formats for MBAs that are uniquely suited to learners’ schedules and aspirations. Learn more about how you can customize a program to meet your needs.
The Jindal School of Management PhD programs strive to deliver advanced education in specialized areas of International Management Studies and Management Science. Both programs develop strong research and scholarly skills in their students and place graduates in academic, research and industry positions.
The DBA combines the application focus of an EMBA program with the advanced research focus of a Ph.D. program. In this program, participants study and apply advanced research methodologies and analytic techniques to complex business problems.
Executive Education at UT Dallas helps leaners become global leader in business management, leadership education, and executive development. Master the knowledge, skills and tools required to lead in our increasingly competitive global economy.
The Jindal School of Management offers certificates through its master’s degree programs, executive education programs, centers and institutes. Certificates are available in two formats: Academic and Professional (non-credit). Students with a university degree may pursue academic certificates for academic credit, and students with or without a college degree may pursue non-credit professional certificates.
