Connect with the UTSA Carlos Alvarez College of Business to gain access to our talent, expertise and programming to advance your organization's objectives. The college seeks to work with corporations and foundations to form mutually beneficial strategic partnerships.
Connect with Talented Students
Build your talent pipeline with our talented and diverse students and develop your corporate brand on campus through our Alvarez Student Success Center.
Promote Executive and Corporate Development
Support employee professional development through the Executive MBA program or develop customized business training for your organization through our Center for Professional Excellence.
Support Bold Innovation
Leverage the knowledge within the Alvarez College of Business to foster innovation within your organization. From our Data Analytics Center to faculty consulting and partnering with our students on a business concern, we have the resources and capacity to meet your challenges.
Become a Corporate Partner
By investing in the college, you enable us to provide critical support for student success initiatives, curriculum development, faculty development and professional development programs. For more information about becoming a corporate partner, contact the Dean's Office at AlvarezBusiness@utsa.edu or call 210-458-4313.
Value of Partnerships
“I look forward to working with our corporate partners as we build on our strong foundation to provide new opportunities for our students to transform our communities.”
Why Support the Alvarez College of Business?
As a Tier One and Hispanic Serving Institution, the college offers innovative programs that transform business students into business professionals.
- Named one of the Best Business Schools for 2023 by the Princeton Review
- Designated Cyber Security Center for Academic Excellence by the National Security Agency & Department of Homeland Security
- Ranked the No. 11 Global Executive MBA by CEO Magazine
- Accredited by AACSB International
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Business Roadrunners
~8,000
Students
30
Degree Programs
56%
Hispanic
42%
First Gen
