CIBER TEXAS

Information for:

Faculty

Students

Departments

Conferences and Workshops:

CIBER
Emerging Economies

Managing Risk in India Workshop

Houston, Texas
Nov. 14, 2008
12-4pm

Faculty Opportunity:

2007-2008 FIRS/FITS Applications

SDA Bocconi School of Management

International Teachers Program

Application Deadline: September 5, 2008

PUC Chile- MBA

Invitation : Visiting Professor Program 2009

Come to Chile during the summer period 2009 (four weeks in JANUARY) as a Visiting Professor and teach about different topics, including areas like Economics, Management, Finance and Marketing.

Applications, including a complete CV and the areas of interest, must be sent to:

MBA UC Assistant Director

Mrs. Nicole Tuleleers ntuteleers@facepuc.cl

Ernst & Young Transactions Podcast Series:
Doing Transactions in China, Russia, Latin America and India

History Mission Staff Directions Advisory Board

Mandate Funding CIBER Network CIBERWeb Portal UT Title VI Centers

Partnership in International Management List of Partner Universities Map of Partner Universities

Undergraduate International Programs CIBER Summer Study Abroad MBA International Programs Programs for Doctoral Students

Academic Departments Faculty Students

Area Institutions K-12 Outreach Business Outreach

Academic Associations Worldwide Within UT Central Texas General

Centered at the McCombs School of Business, The University of Texas at Austin's Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER) actively develops and promotes the internationalization of U.S. business education, integration of international non-business disciplines (e.g., language) into business education, and the development of partnerships with both the regional international business community and international universities.

BBA Global Business Program

SYLFF

CIBER Summer Study Abroad

International Business Fellows Program

MBA/MPA Business Language Tutoring

International Business Executive Video Clips

ANNOUNCEMENTS

CIBER Network Praised in NRC Report

The National Academies recently released a report: International Education and Foreign Languages: Keys to Securing America’s Future” in which the National Research Council reviewed the effectiveness of the Fulbright-Hays program and the Title VI programs of the Higher Education Act, the source of funding for the 31 CIBERs. The executive summary states: “The CIBERs have created a network for sharing information and learning from each others’ experiences that is a model for the other Title VI/FH programs.”

Read the full report: http://books.nap.edu/catalog.php?record_id=11841

Download the Executive Summary: http://books.nap.edu/execsumm_pdf/11841.pdf.