Business Administration
Master of Business Administration
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Campus address: College of Business Administration Building (CBA) 2.502, phone (512) 471-7698, fax (512) 471-4131; campus mail code: B6004
Mailing address: The University of Texas at Austin, Red McCombs School of Business, MBA Program Office, 1 University Station B6004, Austin TX 78712-0205
E-mail: texasmba@mccombs.utexas.edu
Facilities for Graduate Work
Facilities for graduate study in business include state-of-the-art classrooms and seminar rooms, which are equipped with multimedia and computer terminal facilities. Computer classrooms, computer laboratories, a Financial Trading and Technology Center, and a behavioral science laboratory are also available. A variety of special collections and databases are available for research and study. In addition, there are extensive study and research facilities for individual and group projects.
Library holdings in business, economics, and related areas are unusually comprehensive; the University has several noteworthy collections, such as those on Latin America and Texas, that are of special interest to business students. Also available are personalized reference services, including library instruction classes, web-based subject and course guides, and an extensive array of online business and statistical databases; a tax collection; and a large selection of materials to aid in productive problem solving. These holdings are located in the Perry-Castañeda Library and are available through the University Libraries website.
Other facilities of interest, especially to students of international business, include the Center for International Business Education and Research, the Benson Latin American Collection, the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies, the Center for Middle Eastern Studies, the Center for East Asian Studies, the South Asia Institute, and the Population Research Center. Additional opportunities for research are provided by the AIM Investment Center; the Center for Business, Technology, and Law; the Center for Customer Insight and Marketing Solutions; the Real Estate Finance and Investment Center; the Center for Research in Electronic Commerce; the EDS Financial Trading and Technology Center; the Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst Center for Private Equity Finance; the Herb Kelleher Center for Entrepreneurship; the IC2 Institute; the Supply Chain Management Center of Excellence; the Center for Energy Finance Education and Research; the Center for Risk Management and Insurance; the Energy Management and Innovation Center; and the Jon Brumley Texas Venture Labs.
The McCombs School of Business has its own computer network that links the school’s laboratories and other computing resources. The network is also connected to the University’s computing infrastructure. All Master of Business Administration (MBA) students are required to own a laptop computer.
The MBA Program Office provides information, academic advising, and student services to MBA students; contact information is given on the top of this page.
Areas of Study
Graduate study is offered in the following areas: accounting; business, government, and society; finance; information, risk, and operations management; management; marketing; and technology commercialization. Students in the full-time program may concentrate their coursework in one of these areas by choosing from among 22 available tracks of elective coursework. The track selected by a student determines whether their degree program is Business Administration, Business Administration-Quantitative Methods or Business Administration-Financial Mathematics. The latter of these programs are classified as STEM Designated Degree Programs by the Department of Homeland Security for the purposes of the 24-month STEM optional practical training extension.1
Graduate Studies Committee
The following faculty members served on the Graduate Studies Committee (GSC) in the spring 2020 semester.
GSC list updated fall 2020 based on spring 2020 appointments. |
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Ashish Agarwal John R Allison Andres Almazan Aydogan Alti Edward G Anderson Jr Rowland Atiase Uttarayan Bagchi Anantaram Balakrishnan Caroline A Bartel Anitesh Barua Y Sekou Bermiss Patrick L Brockett Susan M Broniarczyk Keith C Brown Ethan R Burris Johnny S Butler Carlos Marinho Carvalho Deepayan Chakrabarti Eric Chan Naveed Chehrazi Shuping Chen Michael B Clement Jonathan B Cohn William H Cunningham John A Daly Paul Damien Andres Francisco Donangelo Dain Donelson Jason A Duan Janet M Dukerich James S Dyer Cesare Fracassi Robert N Freeman Rajiv Garg Kishore Gawande Andrew D Gershoff Stephen M Gilbert Kate Gillespie Linda L Golden Michael H Granof Betsy S Greenberg John M Griffin Genaro J Gutierrez Warren J Hahn Douglas Hannah David A Harrison Jay C Hartzell John William Hatfield Andrew D Henderson Ty Thomas Henderson D E Hirst Wayne D Hoyer Julie R Irwin Sirkka L Jarvenpaa Ross G Jennings |
Travis Lake Johnson Steven J Kachelmeier Prabhudev C Konana Lisa L Koonce Samuel Arthur Kruger Guoming Lai Volker Laux Stephen T Limberg James Richard Lowery Jr Stephen P Magee Vijay Mahajan Luis D l Martins Leigh M McAlister John M McInnis Lillian Fawn Mills Douglas J Morrice Paula C Murray Kumar Muthuraman Robert Parrino Shefali V Patil Robert A Peterson Francisco Polidoro Jr Robert A Prentice Rajagopal Raghunathan Ramkumar Ranganathan Raghunath S Rao Ramesh K Rao Brian Richter Ehud I Ronn Maytal Saar-Tsechansky Thomas W Sager Jaime Joy Schmidt Thomas S Shively Clemens Sialm Michael Sockin Garrett P Sonnier David B Spence Rajashri Srinivasan Laura T Starks Huseyin Tanriverdi Sheridan Titman Puay khoon Toh Efstathios Tompaidis Adrian F Ward Wen Wen Timothy Daniel Werner Andrew B Whinston Brian White Braden Mern Williams Sinead Williamson Mindy Xiaolan Yong Yu Thaleia Zariphopoulou Mingyuan Zhou |
Admission Requirements
Several scheduling options are available to students seeking the MBA: full-time, executive, and evening programs in Austin; weekend programs in Dallas and Houston; and a weekend executive program in Mexico City.
Admission decisions for all programs are based on the applicant’s test scores, academic and professional background, letters of recommendation, and other factors.
With the following exceptions, all applicants must submit a valid score from the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) or the Graduate Records Examination General Exam (GRE).
The admissions committee may consider waiving the GMAT/GRE requirement in the executive MBA programs in Austin and Mexico City when one of the following conditions is met: (1) 15 years of postgraduate work experience, (2) five years of people/project management experience, (3) an advanced degree, (4) an expired GMAT or GRE.
TOEFL or IELTS scores are required of all applicants who are not United States citizens or permanent residents, and for those who received their undergraduate education in a country where English is not the official language.
Upon admission to the program, students must pay a nonrefundable enrollment deposit to indicate that they accept the offer of admission. The deposit is applied to the payment of tuition when the student enrolls. The deposit is also required of students admitted to the dual degree programs.
More information about the admission process for each program is published by the McCombs School online.
| 1 | Added fall 2020. Business Administration-Quantitative Methods and Business Administration-Financial Mathematics are pending approval by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, per Texas Education Code Section 61.0512, at the time of publication. |