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You’ve made connections, and your work has made waves. Our graduate level, non-degree courses provide immediate and lasting career impact. Ladder up or pivot your career in a totally new direction.
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OPEN ENROLLMENT PROGRAMS FOR INDIVIDUALS
Develop new skills to navigate the business challenges and career opportunities of a rapidly changing workplace. Our open enrollment programs offer powerful new perspectives and proven strategies from UT’s best faculty.
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EARN A CERTIFICATE
Establish the credentials you need to take the next step in your career or make a career change. We offer certificates in leadership, strategic decision making and more with flexible curriculum and timing options for working professionals. We also offer more intensive programs for those looking to break into a new industry or career.
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Learn practical skills and become a more effective manager and leader without the cost or commitment of a degree program. Our open enrollment courses draw from The University of Texas' best faculty, to deliver engaging and energizing programs that teach proven strategies and offer a fresh perspective on the challenges and opportunities you face.
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WOMEN WHO MEAN BUSINESS
An executive leadership development program for high-achieving women in rising leadership roles eager to accelerate their careers. Taught by two CEOs and University of Texas McCombs School of Business Hall of Fame honorees, this is a comprehensive leadership program for rapid career advancement.
Excellent applicable information presented in a memorable and entertaining way.
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Reimbursement Options
Learn more about course credits and options for course reimbursement. Get tips on the best way to approach your manager and download a customizable template to facilitate making the ask.
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University Course Credit
Many companies and organizations provide educational benefits and financial assistance towards professional development programs that offer university credit. Almost all of our Texas Executive Education classes are now eligible to receive university credit — admission to The University of Texas at Austin is not required.
Course Schedule
Class Details
Strategic Decision and Risk Management
Date
On Demand
Instructors
Eric Bickel
Bruce Judd
Location
Online
Leadership & Management
Date
On Demand
Instructors
Cara Biasucci
Robert Prentice
Location
Online
Strategic Decision and Risk Management
Date
On Demand
Instructors
Eric Bickel
Bruce Judd
Location
Online
Strategic Decision and Risk Management
Date
On Demand
Instructors
Eric Bickel
Robert Hammond
Location
Online
Decision Quality: Make the Right Choice Every Time |
Strategic Decision and Risk Management |
|
Date On Demand |
Instructors Eric Bickel Bruce Judd |
Location Online |
Cultivating Ethical Company Culture |
Leadership & Management |
|
Date On Demand |
Instructors Cara Biasucci Robert Prentice |
Location Online |
Leading Strategic Decision Making |
Strategic Decision and Risk Management |
|
Date On Demand |
Instructors Eric Bickel Bruce Judd |
Location Online |
Modeling and Analytics for Strategic Insight |
Strategic Decision and Risk Management |
|
Date On Demand |
Instructors Eric Bickel Robert Hammond |
Location Online |
Class |
Concentration |
Date |
Location |
Instructors |
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Decision Quality: Make the Right Choice Every Time |
Strategic Decision and Risk Management |
On Demand |
Online |
Eric Bickel Bruce Judd |
|
Cultivating Ethical Company Culture |
Leadership & Management |
On Demand |
Online |
Cara Biasucci Robert Prentice |
|
Leading Strategic Decision Making |
Strategic Decision and Risk Management |
On Demand |
Online |
Eric Bickel Bruce Judd |
|
Modeling and Analytics for Strategic Insight |
Strategic Decision and Risk Management |
On Demand |
Online |
Eric Bickel Robert Hammond |
Resources
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Push and Pull: Understanding Resistance to Change
Understanding how your team works allows you to anticipate resistance before starting a change initiative. -
Creating a Common Language Around Workplace Ethics
Fostering a solid culture of strong workplace ethics requires a shared lingo around how to behave ethically. -
Making Sense of Financial Metrics: Finding Value in the Numbers
Simple approaches can determine how much value a firm is creating by looking at its financial statements.