Academic Vibrancy
Texas McCombs’ collaborative approach fuels research and learning that is dynamic, innovative, and inclusive. Our faculty bring the excitement of their knowledge discovery into the classroom, so students get an early view of findings that are shaping the future of business.
Entrepreneurial Innovation
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Entrepreneurial Innovation

McCombs is No. 14 among entrepreneur-producing MBA programs (U.S.)1. The Herb Kelleher Center for Entrepreneurship promotes cross-campus collaboration on research and experiential learning activities supporting startup creation. Texas Venture Lab accelerator companies have raised $491 million in funding for 178 startups. The new Social Innovation Initiative inspires and educates students to create economic value while also creating positive social and environmental impact.
1Pitchbook, Universities Report 2017
Alumni Support, Student Success
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Alumni Support, Student Success

Initiatives such as New York for McCombs and Bay Area for McCombs draw upon the influence of alumni mentors to increase access and preparedness of our graduates to succeed in competitive tech, consulting, and finance markets. There are 30 active alumni chapters in 12 countries.
Tomorrow's Careers, Today
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Globally-Focused Diversity
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Globally-Focused Diversity

Half of our undergraduates are women and 42 percent study abroad. Full-time MBA students are 37 percent women, and 28 percent international from 17 countries. The school ranks No. 14 MBA for Latin Americans2. The campus and the Austin community is a welcoming and nurturing environment for diversity of thought, experience, background, and belief.
2AmericaEconomia
Influential Faculty
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Influential Faculty

The University of Texas at Austin is a Tier One research institution dedicated to the creation of new knowledge through research and analysis. McCombs faculty members rank No. 12 worldwide for research productivity3 and the school has launched a global search to grow faculty capacity by 10 percent, hiring five to six “superstars” with a minimum endowment of $3 million each.
3UTD Top 100 Business School Research Rankings 2013-2017
A Visionary Learning Environment
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A Visionary Learning Environment

Robert B. Rowling Hall, the new graduate business education center, is designed for more fluid and unbounded learning experiences both inside and outside the classroom. Paired with the AT&T Executive Education Center, the facility bridges communities of students, faculty, and business leaders. A $40 million pledge from James J. and Miriam B. Mulva sets the stage for upgrading the undergraduate facilities in the future.
Entrepreneurial Innovation

McCombs is No. 14 among entrepreneur-producing MBA programs (U.S.)1. The Herb Kelleher Center for Entrepreneurship promotes cross-campus collaboration on research and experiential learning activities supporting startup creation. Texas Venture Lab accelerator companies have raised $491 million in funding for 178 startups. The new Social Innovation Initiative inspires and educates students to create economic value while also creating positive social and environmental impact.
1Pitchbook, Universities Report 2017
Alumni Support, Student Success

Initiatives such as New York for McCombs and Bay Area for McCombs draw upon the influence of alumni mentors to increase access and preparedness of our graduates to succeed in competitive tech, consulting, and finance markets. There are 30 active alumni chapters in 12 countries.
Globally-Focused Diversity

Half of our undergraduates are women and 42 percent study abroad. Full-time MBA students are 37 percent women, and 28 percent international from 17 countries. The school ranks No. 14 MBA for Latin Americans2. The campus and the Austin community is a welcoming and nurturing environment for diversity of thought, experience, background, and belief.
2AmericaEconomia
Influential Faculty

The University of Texas at Austin is a Tier One research institution dedicated to the creation of new knowledge through research and analysis. McCombs faculty members rank No. 12 worldwide for research productivity3 and the school has launched a global search to grow faculty capacity by 10 percent, hiring five to six “superstars” with a minimum endowment of $3 million each.
3UTD Top 100 Business School Research Rankings 2013-2017
A Visionary Learning Environment

Robert B. Rowling Hall, the new graduate business education center, is designed for more fluid and unbounded learning experiences both inside and outside the classroom. Paired with the AT&T Executive Education Center, the facility bridges communities of students, faculty, and business leaders. A $40 million pledge from James J. and Miriam B. Mulva sets the stage for upgrading the undergraduate facilities in the future.