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This master program provides students with the opportunity to apply advanced theoretical concepts and knowledge from all functional areas of business through an analytical, decision-making process which focuses on solving practical problems. Graduates of the Master of Business Administration are prepared for leadership employment positions in business and management according to the area of concentration selected.
5 Credits
This academic space aims to analyze problematic situations that can be investigated in a master’s project, to subsequently delimit them and thus construct the approach to a research problem which, as far as possible, considers the curricular structure of the Master’s in Administration academic program and the academic-research emphasis followed by the master’s student. Arias (2020) defines a research problem as a situation that people are able to observe and understand, so that in order to solve it, it is necessary to present it in an orderly and precise manner using theoretical and empirical criteria (p.8), which allows the research to be given meaning based on its relevance, determining the impact, validity, and importance of the study.
1 Credit
Given that research in administration is a complex and diverse field that encompasses a wide range of methodologies and approaches in high-level master’s degree programs in administration, a solid understanding of the different research paradigms that underpin the discipline is required. In this context, it is essential that future masters in administration have a deep understanding of the different research paradigms that underpin the discipline, so that they can conduct research in a critical, reflective, and informed manner.
2 Credits
Management training requires a solid epistemological foundation that allows for a critical understanding of the nature, limits, and conditions of validity of scientific knowledge in the organizational sphere. In an environment characterized by complexity, uncertainty, and digital transformation, management cannot be reduced to a set of instrumental techniques, but must be assumed as an interdisciplinary scientific field, whose knowledge production is mediated by ontological, epistemological, and methodological assumptions that must be rigorously analyzed.
2 Credits
The Emphasis or Specialization Seminars are a specialized academic component of the doctoral program, aimed at the progressive development of advanced research skills in the specific field selected by the doctoral student upon entering the program. Each student chooses an emphasis or line of research, within which they will formulate, develop, and consolidate their doctoral research proposal, contributing to the generation of original scientific knowledge in the area of business administration.
5 Credits
This academic space is aimed at accompanying master’s students in the process of studying and building the background for their master’s thesis research, taking as a reference the progress made in the study of issues related to the object of study defined in the local, national, and international contexts. This involves conducting rigorous documentary reviews of master’s theses, while demonstrating proficiency in consulting specialized databases and organizing selected information, including review articles and research articles. Specialized handbooks, research books, and specialized conference proceedings are also considered, allowing for the analysis of gaps and advances made in the problems studied with the aim of better consolidating the identified research problem.
1 Credit
As research is a fundamental component of any Master’s program in Management, future Master’s in Management students need to have a solid background in research methods and designs in order to carry out rigorous and impactful research in their field of specialization that contributes to the well-being of society. Therefore, mastering the concepts and possessing the skills to design research in Management in a Master’s program is an essential part of the training, as it provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct rigorous, innovative, and impactful research in their field of specialization.
1 Credits
In an interconnected business world, understanding business ecosystems and collaborative networks has become essential for organizational success. The proposed topics, which include Business Ecosystem Theory and Collaborative Networks, Open Innovation and Co-Creation in Business Ecosystems, and Digitalization and Technology Platforms in Business Ecosystems, address fundamental aspects that enable professionals to adapt to change and seize opportunities in a competitive environment. Business ecosystem theory provides a framework for understanding how organizations can interact and collaborate effectively, while open innovation and co-creation encourage the joint development of creative solutions. Digitalization and technology platforms, meanwhile, enable the optimization of these collaborative processes, facilitating the exchange of information and resources. These topics are crucial for training leaders who can drive innovation and competitiveness in their organizations, promoting a culture of collaboration that transcends traditional boundaries.
2 Credits
The Emphasis or Specialization Seminars are a specialized academic component of the doctoral program, aimed at the progressive development of advanced research skills in the specific field selected by the doctoral student upon entering the program. Each student chooses an emphasis or line of research, within which they will formulate, develop, and consolidate their doctoral research proposal, contributing to the generation of original scientific knowledge in the area of business administration.
5 Credits
The master’s student, following specialized databases, relevant publications related to the research problem defined in the master’s thesis, and reviewing reports from specialized academic events, conducts rigorous searches that allow them to construct the theoretical and epistemological framework on which the proposed study is based. In this construction, they assume original points of view and analyze relationships and disagreements raised by other authors, generating a horizon for the study that they later te in the methodological design and interpretation of the study’s results. Based on theoretical and epistemological references, the researcher reaffirms the justification for the study and the research problem, constructs categories, criteria, and preliminary indicators, anticipates emerging categories, criteria, and indicators, and provides a solid conceptual framework for the development of the master’s thesis research project.
1 Credit
As research in administration is a dynamic and constantly evolving field, with new areas of research emerging at a rapid pace, master’s students in administration must be leading researchers in their field, so it is essential that they keep up to date with the latest trends in research that give rise to new theoretical and technological developments in this professional field. In this regard, this course provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to stay at the forefront of their field and conduct innovative and impactful research.
1 Credits
In an increasingly dynamic and digitized business environment, the ability to adapt and make decisions in real time has become a crucial factor for organizational success. The proposed topics, which include Digital Strategy and Real-Time Decision Making, Big Data Integration and Predictive Analytics in Strategic Planning, and Adaptive Business Models and Strategic Agility, address the need to develop competencies that enable leaders to manage the complexity and uncertainty of today’s market. Digital strategy provides tools and approaches that facilitate informed and rapid decision-making, while the integration of Big Data and predictive analytics allows for the anticipation of consumer trends and behaviors, thus optimizing strategic planning.
2 Credits
The Emphasis or Specialization Seminars are a specialized academic component of the doctoral program, aimed at the progressive development of advanced research skills in the specific field selected by the doctoral student upon entering the program. Each student chooses an emphasis or line of research, within which they will formulate, develop, and consolidate their doctoral research proposal, contributing to the generation of original scientific knowledge in the area of business administration.
6 Credits
The methodological design of the thesis must be consistent with the justification and theoretical and epistemological framework developed as part of the master’s thesis research and must be consistent with an appropriate philosophical stance according to recent developments in educational science research. In this phase, the population and sample are specified, the instruments are constructed and validated in accordance with the nature of the planned methodology, strategies and techniques for collecting information are established, the necessary informed consent forms are prepared, and a schedule is defined for the implementation of the proposed methodological design.
1 Credit
Since research in administration is a complex and diverse field that encompasses a wide range of methodologies, approaches, and subject areas, it is essential that future master’s students in Administration have a deep understanding of the research needs in their field and the skills necessary to develop, identify, formulate, and address relevant research problems in their area of specialization. This course provides students with the knowledge, skills, and tools necessary to identify, formulate, and address relevant research problems, and to learn about rigorous and impactful research methodologies in the professional field of Administration.
1 Credit
Today, financial management requires innovative approaches and tools that are adapted to the digital age, where information and data play a fundamental role in strategic decision-making. The proposed topics, which include Reconceptualizing the Balanced Scorecard in the Digital Age, Advanced Financial Analysis Using Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, and Data Visualization and Financial Storytelling, address this critical need. Reconceptualizing the Balanced Scorecard allows for the integration of digital and real-time metrics, facilitating a more accurate assessment of organizational performance.
2 Credits
The Emphasis or Specialization Seminars are a specialized academic component of the doctoral program, aimed at the progressive development of advanced research skills in the specific field selected by the doctoral student at the time of admission to the program. Each student chooses an emphasis or line of research, within which they will formulate, develop, and consolidate their doctoral research proposal, contributing to the generation of original scientific knowledge in the area of business administration.
6 Credits
In this academic space, the process of applying instruments and, in general, the intervention strategies envisaged in the methodological design of the master’s thesis research is carried out. In accordance with partial progress, the scope of the categories, criteria, and indicators envisaged is assessed, and the relevance of considering emerging categories, criteria, and indicators is established.
1 Credit
Since the training of administrators is an essential part of the training of master’s students in administration, it is necessary to develop a deep understanding of the principles and practices of research in administration in order to carry out original and impactful research that contributes to the advancement of knowledge and innovation in the field. This course provides students with the knowledge, skills, and values necessary to become competent, ethical, and responsible researchers who can contribute to the advancement of knowledge and innovation in administration.
1 Credit
In today’s business environment, characterized by rapid change and the constant need to adapt, innovation has become a fundamental pillar of organizational success. The topics covered, which include Agile Methodologies for Business Innovation, Designing Innovation Ecosystems, and Creativity and Design Thinking, are essential for training professionals capable of effectively leading and managing innovative processes. Agile methodologies enable organizations to respond quickly to market changes, improving collaboration and efficiency in project implementation.
3 Credits
The Emphasis or Specialization Seminars are a specialized academic component of the doctoral program, aimed at the progressive development of advanced research skills in the specific field selected by the doctoral student upon entering the program. Each student chooses an emphasis or line of research, within which they will formulate, develop, and consolidate their doctoral research proposal, contributing to the generation of original scientific knowledge in the area of business administration.
6 Credits
In this academic space, master’s students are supported and accompanied in the writing of the final report that accounts for the master’s thesis research; they are also helped in the construction and preparation of the presentation that will serve as support at the time of the thesis defense. This space is the culmination of the Master’s program if the courses in the Theoretical Training Emphasis Area, the Academic Research Emphasis Area, and the Research Emphasis Area have been completed and approved according to the requirements adopted in the Master’s in Administration academic program, taking into account that it allows students to consolidate and communicate the results and conclusions obtained in the research, which are nothing more than the production of new knowledge generated by the master’s student and contributed to specialized academic communities.
1 Credit
The landscape of research in Management is evolving rapidly, driven by technological advances, social changes, and global challenges. Therefore, future master’s students in Management must stay at the forefront and, therefore, need a deep understanding of the challenges facing their field and the skills to conduct research that has a significant impact on society. This course provides students with the vision, skills, and ethics necessary to become leading researchers who can contribute to the advancement of knowledge and innovation in Management to address the challenges of the future in line with the research priorities of major funding agencies and Management organizations, based on the latest research on future challenges in Management research so that they have the opportunity to learn to be leading researchers in various fields of Management.
1 Credit
In an ever-evolving work environment, effective leadership and talent management are essential to driving organizational success. The proposed topics, which include Transformational Leadership and Change Management, Learning Experience Design and Talent Development, and Diversity and Inclusion Management in Human Talent , are fundamental to training leaders who can guide their teams into the future. Transformational leadership not only inspires employees to reach their full potential, but also facilitates adaptation to organizational changes. For its part, the design of learning experiences and talent development ensures that employees are equipped with the necessary skills to face challenges and contribute to innovation.
3 Credits
Emphasis or Specialization Seminars are a specialized academic component of the doctoral program, aimed at the progressive development of advanced research skills in the specific field selected by the doctoral student upon entering the program. Each student chooses an emphasis or line of research, within which they will formulate, develop, and consolidate their doctoral research proposal, contributing to the generation of original scientific knowledge in the area of business administration.
University Of Technology and Education MBA Program develops business leaders by offering quality education in several business disciplines. Additionally, the MBA Program assimilates theory and practice by choosing faculty members with a variety of professional experience and academic achievements. The program offers the following specializations: Financial Analytics, Sustainable Innovation, Business Ecosystems & Networking, Sociocultural Marketing, Digital Business Transformation, and Management Education.
This seminar introduces the conceptual and technical fundamentals of financial analytics applied to organizational management. Students develop skills in interpreting financial data, using basic statistical tools, analyzing financial indicators, and visualizing data for business decision-making. Emphasis is placed on the practical use of specialized software and the development of skills to transform financial information into strategic knowledge.
This module develops skills in the valuation of financial assets, companies, and investment projects using traditional methods and contemporary quantitative models. Techniques such as discounted cash flow, relative valuation, real options, and sensitivity analysis are studied, integrating technological tools for dynamic market scenarios.
This seminar examines strategic financial decisions in modern companies: capital structure, dividend policy, mergers and acquisitions, financing, and value creation . The approach is applied and oriented toward decision-making in competitive global environments.
This module trains students in the identification, measurement, and mitigation of financial risks (market, credit, liquidity, and operational). Methodologies such as Value at Risk (VaR), scenario analysis, and financial hedging are explored, with application in real markets.
Students acquire skills in predictive analytics applied to financial markets using machine learning techniques, advanced regression, classification, and time series models. Emphasis is placed on practical application with tools such as Python, R, or specialized software for financial forecasting.
This seminar analyzes the national and international regulatory frameworks governing financial markets, as well as the ethical principles in the use of financial data and algorithms. Compliance standards, corporate governance, and corporate social responsibility are studied.
This seminar introduces the conceptual principles of sustainable innovation, integrating environmental sustainability, social responsibility, and economic viability into business strategy. Students analyze global trends, the circular economy, and shared value creation, developing skills to design innovative initiatives with sustainable impact.
This module develops skills for designing, evaluating, and transforming business models under ESG (Environmental, Social & Governance) criteria. Tools such as the sustainable Business Model Canvas, triple bottom line, and impact metrics are studied, promoting practical implementation in companies and startups.
This seminar addresses the role of emerging technologies in business sustainability: renewable energies, artificial intelligence applied to energy efficiency, blockchain for traceability, smart cities, and sustainable digital transformation. Emphasis is placed on practical application in productive sectors.
This module examines open innovation, strategic alliances, innovation ecosystems, and public-private cooperation for sustainable development. It strengthens skills for leading collaborative networks focused on high-impact sustainable solutions.
This course develops skills in transformational leadership, sustainable organizational culture, and change management oriented toward responsible innovation. International cases and strategies for integrating sustainability into corporate decision-making are studied.
This module examines the global challenges of sustainability: climate change, energy transition, social inequality, and international regulation. Students formulate business strategies aligned with global trends and international sustainability standards.
This seminar introduces the conceptual foundations of business ecosystems as collaborative environments where companies, universities, government, investors, and civil society interact. Students analyze models of clusters, industrial districts, and entrepreneurial ecosystems, developing skills to identify strategic opportunities within dynamic business networks.
This module develops skills for the strategic construction of business networks, inter-institutional alliances, and multisectoral cooperation. It studies relationship management techniques, strategic negotiation, and social capital development as key tools for business competitiveness.
This seminar analyzes the configuration and dynamization of innovation ecosystems, including incubators, accelerators, venture capital, and university-business-government collaboration (Triple Helix model). Students learn to design strategies to strengthen innovative environments and promote sustainable entrepreneurship.
This module examines how interorganizational collaboration improves business competitiveness. It studies strategic cooperation strategies, joint ventures, global alliances, and smart supply networks, promoting effective integration into global markets.
This seminar addresses the role of digital platforms in shaping modern business ecosystems. Platform-based business models, the digital economy, marketplaces, and digital transformation are studied, with an emphasis on value creation through digital interactions.
This module explores how collective intelligence and shared knowledge strengthen innovation and business growth. Communities of practice, organizational learning, and knowledge management are analyzed as strategic tools.
This seminar introduces the principles of sociocultural marketing, integrating consumer behavior, cultural dynamics, and social value construction into business strategy. Students analyze how social, identity, and cultural factors influence market decision-making, developing skills to design strategies with an inclusive and contextualized approach.
This module develops skills for designing marketing strategies adapted to local contexts and global markets, considering cultural diversity, social segmentation, and international trends. Intercultural positioning and international expansion strategies with sociocultural sensitivity are studied.
This seminar strengthens market research skills with a sociocultural focus, using quantitative and qualitative methods to understand consumer habits, cultural values, and social trends. Emphasis is placed on data analysis applied to strategic decision-making.
This module examines intercultural communication as a strategic tool for brand management in diverse environments. Cultural narratives, inclusive branding, and responsible communication strategies in global contexts are studied.
This seminar addresses innovation in marketing strategies based on emerging social trends, digital transformation, and new cultural dynamics. Digital tools, impact marketing, and creative strategies aimed at socially conscious markets are studied.
This module analyzes the integration of corporate social responsibility into marketing strategy. Models of corporate sustainability, business ethics, and shared value creation are studied, promoting responsible practices and a solid organizational reputation.
This seminar develops skills for formulating and implementing digital strategies aligned with corporate objectives. Students study digital business models, value chain transformation, strategic analytics, and digital leadership. Students learn to design strategic digitization plans with competitive and sustainable impact.
This module examines emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, big data, the Internet of Things (IoT), automation, and cloud computing. It emphasizes their strategic application in improving processes, operational efficiency, and creating new business models.
This seminar addresses organizational change management in digital transformation processes. It studies digital leadership, organizational culture, talent management, and resistance to change, developing skills to implement successful digitization processes.
This module integrates digital innovation and business sustainability, analyzing how digitization can generate energy efficiency, resource optimization, and new models of sustainable value. Strategies for responsible digital transformation are developed.
This seminar develops skills in designing customer-centric digital experiences (Customer Experience – CX). It studies behavioral analytics tools, omnichannel strategies, digital service design, and loyalty in digital environments.
This module analyzes the importance of cybersecurity in digitized business environments. It studies digital risk management, data protection, regulatory compliance, and organizational resilience strategies against technological threats.
This seminar analyzes the main pedagogical models applied to higher education in administration, including constructivist approaches, problem-based learning, experiential learning, and competency-based education. Students develop skills to design effective learning experiences aligned with academic quality standards.
This module examines the historical evolution of administrative thought, from classical theories to contemporary approaches. The main schools and currents of thought are studied, promoting a critical understanding of the discipline as a scientific and professional field.
This seminar develops skills for planning, implementing, and evaluating teaching-learning processes in Administration. Active h methodologies, the use of educational technologies, and curriculum design oriented toward learning outcomes are studied.
This module examines assessment strategies and tools in higher education, including competency-based assessment, rubrics, formative assessment, and summative assessment. Emphasis is placed on the alignment between learning outcomes, teaching methodologies, and academic assessment.
This seminar studies teacher training models in higher education, pedagogical competencies, and continuous professional development. Students design academic training plans aimed at strengthening teaching quality in management programs.
This module integrates theory and practice through the direct application of pedagogical strategies in real or simulated contexts. Students design and implement innovative teaching proposals, evaluating their impact on learning.
To be admitted to a degree program, students must meet the below requirements and need to follow the steps outlined below to provide evidence of such eligibility. An orientation course must be completed before an admitted student can enroll in the first course of the program.
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The institute will provide online education utilizing the Educativa LMS (Learning Management System), which has become one of the top LMS companies delivering online education to students, to support and deliver the online educational programs. With Educativa LMS, UTE is able to create a flexible and accessible online learning environment and support students throughout their academic journey.
Moreover, the flexible and powerful features of Educativa LMS helps students think creatively, learn collaboratively, and reach their full potential. As the University strives to establish effective communication with every student, Educativa LMS allows UTE to easily provide student feedback, support collaborative learning, and host discussions via forums, wikis, and video conferencing.
Additionally, the Institution offers LIRN, the Library and Information Resources Network, a hosted on-line library service featuring academic search capabilities. The LIRN® collection provides students with access to peer-reviewed and full-text journal, magazine, and newspaper articles, e- books, podcasts, audio, and video resources to support their academic studies.
The University is located at 2010 NW 150 Ave, Suite 213, Pembroke Pines FL 33028. The administrative office is comprised of 777 sq ft, which includes 4 administrative offices. This space is occupied by on-site Florida staff personnel who maintain the office and student records for all UTE students and personnel. UTE provides its instruction solely through distance education methods.
A credit hour is typically defined by one hour per week of in class instruction, plus another two hours of study outside of class. A credit hour consists of a minimum of fifteen (15) hours of instruction, plus a reasonable period of time outside of instruction which the institution requires a student to devote to preparation for learning experiences, such as preparation for instruction, study of course material, or completion of educational projects.
UTE will not accept transfer of credits from another program from another post-secondary institution. Students will enroll from the beginning of a course or program.
The transferability of credits you earn at UTE is at the complete discretion of an institution to which you may seek to transfer. Acceptance of the credits you earn in the educational program from UTE is also at the complete discretion of the institution to which you may seek to transfer. If the credits that you earn at this institution are not accepted at the institution to which you seek to transfer, you may be required to repeat some or all of your coursework at that institution. For this reason, you should make certain that your attendance at this institution will meet your educational goals. This may include contacting an institution to which you may seek to transfer after attending UTE to determine if your credits will transfer.
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