Global Management

The creation of the double degree program between Universidad Andrés Bello and Arizona State University (ASU) responds to the growing need to train professionals capable of analyzing global scenarios and integrating strategic, financial, and commercial approaches for informed organizational decision-making.

Campus:

UNAB (on-site)
ASU (on-site or online)

Duration:

6 semesters at UNAB
2 semesters at ASU

Degrees Granted:

Licenciado(a) en Global Management, Universidad Andrés Bello
Ingeniero(a) en Global Management, Universidad Andrés Bello
Bachelor of Science in Global Management, delivered by Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University

Graduate Profile:

The Global Management graduate from Universidad Andrés Bello has a solid knowledge base in leadership and strategic management of organizations in global contexts, which allows him/her to lead economic, financial and marketing processes. They are prepared to analyze global scenarios, and make decisions based on economic, political, organizational and technological information, as well as to design management strategies aimed at the creation of sustainable value. Her/his training allows to lead diverse teams, lead organizational development processes and articulate people, resources and technologies in public and private institutions with international projection.

Is a professional capable of applying theoretical models and methodological data analysis tools to solve problems within organizations and support decision-making, considering the ethical, social and sustainability challenges that impact global management.

Occupational field

National and international companies: Companies in the areas of strategic management, organizational development, foreign trade, marketing and corporate finance, both in the local market and in companies with operations in multiple global markets.

Business consulting and organizational development: Organizations specializing in competitive strategy, market analysis, change management, team leadership, and organizational transformation processes.

Digital transformation and business intelligence: Areas of data analysis, performance metrics and evidence-based decision-making, in organizations that demand the integration of technological tools to strategic management.

Sustainable entrepreneurship and innovation: Entrepreneurship projects with national or global projection, aimed at creating value with criteria of sustainability, business ethics and operational viability.

Public sector and international organizations: Services linked to foreign trade, development agencies, chambers of commerce and multilateral organizations with a focus on strategic management and international business.

Why choose this program?

Why study Global Management?

4-year bilingual program: 3 UNAB + 1 Arizona State University (ASU), for a double degree.

Degree and academic degree granted by UNAB and Bachelor’s degree by ASU.

Bilingual training for the global market.

Same study plan of the career in the USA

Training in global management with a strategic approach and international vision.

Career focused on generating new businesses, innovation and development of projects with global projection.

Development of skills to lead multicultural teams and manage organizations in dynamic and global environments.

Possibility of working in the U.S. upon completion of the face-to-face program at ASU.

OPT eligibility for 1 year of work in the U.S.

Save on your training by doing only the last year in the USA, but obtaining the same academic degree if you studied the 4 years in that country.

Curriculum with international experiences and micro-credentials.

Our program differs from other similar ones, in that in only 4 years you obtain the academic degree of bachelor’s degree and the professional title of engineer.

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RKG

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NEM: NEM
RKG: Ranking.
LEN: Reading Competence.
MAT: Mathematics (M1).
HIS: History.
CS:Science.
PPMP: Minimum weighted PAES score.
PPLYM: Minimum average PAES score (Reading comprehension and M1)
M2: Mathematics (M2).

Admission Requirements:

To join the program, you must:

Apply through the centralized admission system with required standardized exams.
Apply through Direct Admission via any of the entry options.
Apply through the International Baccalaureate.
Take an English test to certify your level (B1, B2).

To access the fourth year at ASU (in person or online) you must:

Certify a B2 English level (via Duolingo English Test, TOEFL, or by completing ASU’s “English for Admission and Achievement” 8-week course).
Have an academic average of 5.0 or higher on the Chilean 1.0 – 7.0 grading scale.
Visa accepted by the U.S. government (in person format at ASU)
Additional application requirements may apply

In the event of not meeting any of these conditions, you will be able to continue your fourth year at UNAB and obtain the following degrees:

Licenciado(a) en Global Management, Universidad Andrés Bello

Ingeniero(a) en Global Management, Universidad Andrés Bello

To apply for the OPT program in the U.S., you must choose the in-person ASU option for your 4th year.