>>Advanced International Management Certificate

• // Step 1Fully Employed MBA Requirements

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    Courses
    International Business Economics or The Global Economy	required
    Global Access Program	required	This is a core course in the FEMBA program. AIM students should conduct primary research and travel internationally
    Global Immersion Program or Fully Employed MBA Exchange Program	one	Each of these courses are 4 unit electives
    Global Elective Courses	three	In addition to the Global Immersion Programs and Exchange offerings, a variety of global elective courses are offered to FEMBA students
    Global Management Speaker and Lecture Series	four*	Summary submission to be submitted to CGM. Visit Events page for upcoming eligible events. *Two out of the four events can be viewed via live streaming or video posted to the video gallery section of the CGM web site. Students must complete a one to two page write-up within one month of attending the lecture and submit it to CGM. These summaries will not be graded. Each summary should address the following: • Lecture description (date, topic, speaker, key themes) • Key points and ideas learned from the lecture • Relevance of the lecture and the applicability of the information provided to doing business internationally • Overall evaluation of the event including quality and clarity of presentation, rigor of ideas presented, extent of the value added to your understanding of the topic, etc.

     

    Intention to Participate

    FEMBA students must declare their intention to participate in AIM and must submit a preliminary study plan to the FEMBA Director of Student Affairs after their second year of study.

    Administration
    Bonny Kim 

    
    

     

• // Step 2Executive MBA Requirements

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    Courses
    Economic Analysis for Managers	required (4 units)	This is a core course in the EMBA program.
    Global Immersion Program	4 credit units	Each of these courses are 4 unit electives
    Executive MBA Exchange Program	2 or 4 credit units	Offered in one week "block" sessions
    Global Elective Courses	8 credit units	In addition to the Global Immersion Programs and Exchange offerings, a variety of two-unit global elective courses are offered to EMBA students in the June and September EMBA block sessions
    Strategic Management Research Project	required (10 units)	This is a core course in the EMBA program. It must have an acceptable international component
    International Business Seminar	required (2 units)	This is a core course in the EMBA program
    Global Management Speaker and Lecture Series	4*	Summary submission to be submitted to CGM. Visit Events page for upcoming eligible events. *Two out of the four events can be viewed via live streaming or video posted to the video gallery section of the CGM web site. Students must complete a one to two page write-up within one month of attending the lecture and submit it to CGM. These summaries will not be graded. Each summary should address the following: • Lecture description (date, topic, speaker, key themes) • Key points and ideas learned from the lecture • Relevance of the lecture and the applicability of the information provided to doing business internationally • Overall evaluation of the event including quality and clarity of presentation, rigor of ideas presented, extent of the value added to your understanding of the topic, etc.
    Final Report	required	Students are required to submit  a 5-6 page report to the EMBA Director of Student Affairs summarizing the main content of their educational courses, commenting on what they learned, and expounding on how they feel the international exposure they gained while at UCLA Anderson will impact and contribute to their career objectives.

     

    Intention to Participate

    EMBA students must declare their intention to participate in AIM and must submit a preliminary study plan to the EMBA Director of Student Affairs after their second year of study.

    Administration
    Jamie Saure