Building a Global Network with Excellent Talents
Navigating Global Opportunities with Outstanding Minds
Joint Academe-Mobility (JAM)
In 2020, together with the leaders of the global mobility industry, the Center for Global Business launched a program titled Joint Academe-Mobility (JAM). JAM is a series of events that includes webinars, seminars, and career fairs dedicated to promoting the field of global mobility to UT Dallas’ students. To date, we have delivered several successful events that brought the ecosystem of global mobility companies to share their knowledge with our students. Relocation companies, consulting companies, training companies, moving companies, and tax and law firms discuss current trends, opportunities, and challenges within the industry and promote internships and full-time positions to our students. Company representatives also volunteer their time to mentor, coach, and prepare our students for final presentations of the global mobility competition. The JAM program is supported by our Global Mobility Club (GMC), a student organization whose mission is to prepare students for global careers. Please contact Hubert Zydorek (Hubert.Zydorek@utdallas.edu) if you would like to join future JAM events.
Future Leaders Program & Future Leaders Camp
Developed in partnership with the Education Changes Lives and Times (ECLAT) Foundation, the Future Leaders Program and Future Leaders Camp aim to provide a comprehensive learning experience for students who are interested in becoming global leader
The programs also emphasize the importance of networking, and connecting students with peers and professionals from around the world to create a supportive and dynamic global community.
Future Leaders Program
The Future Leaders Program (FLP) is a two-week virtual program delivered through MS Teams. Students gain a solid foundation in global business, build a global network, and develop problem-solving skills, including building actionable social impact plans that align with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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The Future Leaders Camp (FLC) is a two-week in-person program conducted in Texas. It provides students with a unique opportunity to visit multinational companies, interact with executives across various industries, and participate in a variety of cultural activities.
Application Information
The application link will be active around late March each year. To apply for the program, you will need to prepare the following documents:
- College Transcript
- Resume
- Two Letters of Recommendation
- A Statement of Purpose (a 1-page essay explaining your interest in this program, career goals,issues, in your community that you would like to solve upon completion of this program
If you have any questions, please refer to FAQ or contact Hubert.Zydorek@utdallas.edu
Questions and Answers About the Future Leaders Program
- Exhibit leadership potential and are committed to becoming global citizens and leaders.
- Demonstrate intellectual curiosity and a keen interest in global issues and business challenges.
- Are able to attend and actively participate in all program activities for the duration of the program.
- Are willing to collaborate with peers from diverse backgrounds and cultures.
- Are passionate about making a positive impact in their communities and the world.
There is no strict requirement for the format of your resume. However, we recommend that you use the UTD resume template as a guide. You can access the template and other helpful resources on the Student Resources page of the Career Management Center website.
After the interview process, we will review all the applicants and make our final decisions. You will be notified by email of your admission status within two weeks of the interview.
To apply for a scholarship, please visit the ECLAT Foundation website for more information and instructions on how to apply. Please note that scholarship awards are limited, highly competitive, and subject to availability.
- Gain a deeper understanding of the diversity in American culture and society
- Build a strong network with professors and students from diverse backgrounds and cultures, which can help you in your future career endeavors.
- Take part in a variety of well-designed and organized courses over two weeks, which will enhance your leadership, communication, and public speaking skills.
- Receive valuable feedback and evaluation from professors, peers, and yourself at the end of the program, which will help you gain an integrated overview of yourself and your strengths.
Taiwan Studies Program
Established by the Department of International and Cross‐Straits Education (DICE) of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of China (Taiwan) at the University of Texas at Dallas, the Taiwan Studies aims to strengthen the relationship between UTD faculty, staff, and students and the Taiwanese community, students, faculty, and business professionals throughout a multitude of events and activities.
Student Testimonials
Angelee Liou, FLP’21
Fu Jen Catholic University, Taiwan / Statistics and Information Science
I appreciate that I got this opportunity to join the Future Leaders Program. During the program, I met lots of talented people and professionals who broadened my horizons and let me know how to reach my goal in the future. I also love the time I have group discussions with teammates. Their ideas always inspired me and made me think in different ways.
Will Su, FLP’21
Fu Jen Catholic University, Taiwan / English Language and Literature
Future Leaders Program not only provides participants with professional knowledge, but also gathers talents from different fields. During the program, I enjoyed having discussions with the speakers and teammates as everyone held diverse views on the topics. I was able to build connections with them and learn from them thanks to the program. Therefore, I recommend all talents for signing up for this program.
Uvin Chuan, FLP 21
St. Olaf College, USA / Psychology, Mathematics
The program equipped you with a globalized vision, international networking, and empathy for the local issue to pursue your goal as a leader.
Timothy Pan, FLP’19
Software Engineer, OTSO FINTECH
Future Leaders Program is more than broadening our horizons and experiencing American culture. It’s arguably a life-inspiring journey.
We did an incredible aptitude test digging into our leadership style to know ourselves better; we were trained to swiftly organize our thoughts and bravely deliver speeches to 80+ people; we also mastered our resume writing skills during lectures and had great inspirations with several prominent entrepreneurs and business managers.
This leadership program is certainly one of the most educational and enlightening courses to the best of my recollection.