Texas University offers business courses in India

Updated on: Friday, March 20, 2009

The University of Texas will soon be offering graduate business administration courses in India.

The North Texas University said, it has formed a partnership with the Areez Khambatta Trust to offer the courses at India's Khambatta Center for Excellence in India.

The trust, which is run by India's Khambatta family, created the program with the goal of meeting the education demands of a global workforce.

UNTs president Gretchen M. Bataille signed a memorandum sealing the partnership in India.

Through this program, UNT will deliver our business expertise to India  one of the fastest-growing nations in the world and an emerging industry hub. This partnership also builds upon our already strong ties with India, which accounts for one of our largest international student populations.

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