International Graduate Business Education at Freeman
Since 1991, the Goldring Institute for International Business has been at the forefront of international graduate business education, preparing business leaders to address global issues facing the modern world.
Housed within the A.B. Freeman School of Business, the institute educates, trains, and collaborates with global partners to prepare the next generation of resilient and adaptable business experts.
Changing Business Around the Globe
The Goldring Institute offers five international business programs through Tulane University. These programs integrate experiential education, global business immersion, and international perspectives that sets these degrees apart.
The Goldring Institute collaborates with international partners to develop curated executive trainings and business leadership programs. Contact us for more information, (504) 865-5000 or goldring@tulane.edu.
The Goldring Institute staff work in partnership with exceptional faculty who teach and maintain research in innovative areas at the forefront of business education.
Institutional Excellence
Discover how the Goldring Institute for International Business at Tulane's Freeman School of Business extends its global reach through strategic partnerships with institutions across Asia and Latin America. Learn about Freeman's diverse portfolio of graduate programs—including the MFIN, Masters of Global Management, Executive MBA, and Masters of Management in Energy—and how these programs are transforming business education on a global scale.
The quality and value have been outstanding. What stood out most were the in-person sessions with faculty and the applied discussions that consistently connect theory to real-life situations and decision-making.
I would recommend this MBA double degree to anyone looking to strengthen their leadership, communication and global business capabilities. The program challenges you to think beyond borders and prepares you to lead with confidence in a constantly changing, competitive environment.
The Latest News
Q&A with Helmuth Chavez, Dean of UFM Business…
Helmuth Chavez (MMG ’09, PhD ’12) is Dean of the School of Business at Universidad Francisco Marroquín (UFM) in Guatemala City, Guatemala, which currently offers its students two dual-degree master's programs in partnership with the Freeman School, an International Master of Management and a Master of Finance.
Tulane/UFM alum delivers the analysis that powers…
Esteban Guillermo Armas Maza (MFIN '25) is a graduate of the Tulane/UFM Master of Finance, a joint executive program of Tulane's Freeman School of Business and Universidad Francisco Marroquin in Guatemala City, Guatemala.
Tulane-CENTRUM EMBA alum helps lead digital…
César Dávila (MBA '24) is a graduate of the Tulane-CENTRUM Executive MBA program, a double-degree joint offering of the Freeman School and CENTRUM Business School at Pontifical Catholic University of Perú in Lima, Perú.
New Goldring Institute director hopes to expand…
Professor of Practice Alissa Bilfield has been named interim executive director of the Goldring Institute for International Business.
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Our Mission & Values
Mission
The mission of the institute is to train emerging leaders and executives in international business by equipping them with the skills and tools to excel in an ever-changing global market.
Values
We inspire, engage, and enable students, organizations, and our global business community to contribute to human achievement and prosperity by creating and disseminating high-impact business knowledge and by leveraging the experiences that New Orleans and Tulane provide.
- Integrity - We commit to strong ethical and moral standards that are consistent with the core values of the institution.
- Excellence - We commit to strive for excellence and superior performance in all that we do.
- Innovation - We commit to empower our stakeholders to develop and implement novel and useful ideas and solutions that address challenges facing individuals, the Freeman School, business, and society.
- Engagement - We commit to actively seek, create, and strengthen connections within the Tulane community and communities at the local, regional, national, and global levels.
- Collegiality - We commit to treat each other with respect, to earn each other’s trust, and to support each other as we use our knowledge and abilities to contribute to all of our communities.