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One esteemed Texas MBA degree offered through six different program formats in four different locations.
Start your career in intellectual leadership at the McCombs School of Business. The primary goal of the Ph.D. program is to prepare students for exceptional academic careers in business schools. Highly competitive, the Ph.D. programs receive hundreds of applications but admit only around five percent of applicants each year from U.S. schools and top international institutions.
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The connections you make in business school are a valuable part of your degree. The McCombs Alumni Network will ensure they are lifetime bonds by keeping you in touch with fellow alumni and the school. Whether changing jobs, hiring employees or seeking greater business knowledge, you can depend on your Alumni Network to assist you.
The 2013 Annual Report offers a glimpse of progress at McCombs and provides insight into the school's strategic planning. View online or download.
Dean Gilligan and other deans from top-ranked business schools across the country were invited to the White House on April 16, 2014, in preparation for the White House Summit on Working Families.
Employees don't always go to managers with their ideas for improvement. New research prescribes methods for getting them to speak up.
Randy Rapp, BBA '86, and his wife, Lydia, have found a way to ensure their child's college experience is as enriching as possible through McCombs' first ever Texas BBA Parents Council.
Senior Associate Director of career management for the MBA Program, Susan Masson addresses a frequently asked question by prospective and admitted students of what they can do to get ahead in the internship search.
New Research finds that family businesses handily outperformed non-family companies during both the 2001 and 2008 recessions.
