The UTSA Master of Business Administration (MBA) is specifically designed to provide an intensive business education for students who want to reach the next level of their careers. Study with top-notch faculty, interact with students who possess a variety of life experiences and select a degree program that matches your needs. The UTSA MBA offers the flexibility to take courses during the evening and with professional peers.
All students complete the core and have the option to gain greater expertise in a specific discipline through a pre-designed learning track. The learning tracks are designed as a deep dive into specific topics, building upon what you learn in the core.
Learning Tracks
- Finance
- Marketing
- Project Management
- Real Estate Finance and Development
Students can also gain broader exposure to various topics by taking electives outside or across tracks.
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Admissions Requirements
Must complete university-wide graduate admission requirements in addition to the following.
- A completed application form
- A personal statement
- At least two letters of reference
- Transcripts from all colleges and universities attended
- Official Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)–no more than five years old (upon review of the Committee, GRE scores (no more than five years old) may be accepted in lieu of the GMAT scores)
- A current resume with employment or other experience
Types of Coursework
- Accounting Analysis for Decision Making
- Decision Analysis and Production Management
- Economic Theory and Policy
- Financial Accounting Concepts
- Financial Management
- Managerial Economics
- Management and Behavior in Organizations
- Marketing Management
- Strategic Management and Policy
Median Salary For UTSA MBA Graduates: $78,332
A True Learning Community
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What is great about the MBA program is that I’ve learned about other areas such as negotiation, marketing, leadership and management strategy. Those skills are already paying dividends in my career.
Luke Scamardo
MBA Student
