Graduate School of Management (University of Dallas)

The Graduate School of Management (GSM) at the University of Dallas enrolls approximately 1,600 students in its programs, which are offered in the classroom (at the Irving, Tarrant County, and Frisco campuses), onsite at corporate partner locations, and online. It hosts the largest MBA program in the D/FW metroplex, and was founded in 1966 to provide practical graduate management education to working adults.

B.A. Business Leadership (undergraduate business)

A specialized undergraduate major is offered to student interested in pursuing careers in business.

Graduate School of Management

The Graduate School of Management (GSM) at the University of Dallas enrolls approximately 1,600 students in its programs, which are offered in the classroom (at the Irving, Tarrant County, and Frisco campuses), onsite at corporate partner locations, and online. It hosts the largest MBA program in the D/FW metroplex, and was founded in 1966 to provide practical graduate management education to working adults.

Degrees granted by the Graduate School of Management include: Master of Business Administration (MBA) (21 concentrations), Master of Science (MS) (4 options), Master of Management (MM) (post-MBA) (19 options), and Graduate Certificates (34 options)

Concentrations available in the MBA Program are: Accounting, Business Management, Corporate Finance, Engineering Management, Entrepreneurship, Financial Services, Global Business, Health Services Management, Human Resource Management, Information Assurance, Information Technology, IT Service Management, Interdisciplinary, Marketing Management, Not-for-Profit Management, Organization Development, Project Management, Sports & Entertainment Management, Strategic Leadership, Supply Chain Management, and Telecommunications Management.