Executive MBA in Dallas
Disrupt your industry. Not your life.
With classes just one weekend a month, the Baylor Executive MBA in Dallas develops your executive skillset as part of a small cohort of leaders:
- Analyze real-world case studies
- Develop a servant leadership mindset
- Learn to lead, negotiate, make decisions and present yourself like an executive
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Fast Facts: Baylor Executive MBA Dallas
Make the most of your time. And potential.
The Baylor EMBA in Dallas provides an exceptional, tailored MBA experienced for anyone looking to take the next step in their career and expand their network.
Our graduates have taken on new leadership roles, started new ventures, transitioned into new industries and found a community of thoughtful leaders of character that spans the globe.
Commit to earning your degree in as few as 21 months, and we’ll commit to you with mentorship, experienced professors, and a powerful, lifelong network of fellow executives. See how we deliver exceptional ROI in our EMBA Fact Sheet.
Stand out from the MBA crowd with a concentration.
Explore General MBA CurriculumOr get a fundamental understanding of business ethics and management best practices with our general curriculum.
Healthcare Administration
Courses focus on how to lead and manage complex healthcare organizations with a servant's heart, business acumen and strong grasp of law and policy.
Cybersecurity
You’ll develop executive-level expertise on technology and security. This is in addition to a well-rounded MBA education in strategy, global business and leadership.
Executive Communication
You’ll learn strategies for leading global teams and managing with empathy. Courses go well beyond public speaking, giving you tangible experience in data storytelling, analytics and negotiation.
Marketing
This globally minded program is designed to give you a deeper understanding of advertising, branding, consumer behavior and how to leverage data to lead global marketing teams.
Real Students. Real Skills. Real ROI.
Leadership
See the big picture. Then help others do the same. Our leadership coursework teaches you to communicate, sell, present and persuade stakeholders from the front lines to the C-suite.
Strategy
Out of the classroom. Into the boardroom. Courses are designed to help you apply real skills in real-world situations. Trips within Texas and to D.C. and a global business hub provide global context for your lessons.
Networking
We’ll have our people meet your people. The Baylor Network means more than just exchanging business cards. The connections you’ll make with your cohort can turn into real opportunities — and even new business ventures.
Application Deadlines and Events
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Schedule AppointmentSchedule time with Mitch Webb, your enrollment coordinator, for one-on-one help with your application.
We pride ourselves on creating an environment where any classroom interaction could be the lightbulb moment for executives, propelling lifelong changes to careers, industries and the world. There is nothing else like the Baylor Executive MBA.
Not just faculty. Community.
Our expert faculty bring a wealth of experience from academic study and a lifetime of leadership roles. During open office hours, family meals and in-residence trips, you’ll always have them as a resource for one-on-one conversations.
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