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The College of Business at the University of North Texas combines its stature as one of the nation's largest business schools with its prime location in the Dallas- Fort Worth region to provide Master of Business Administration and Master of Science degree programs.
Our curriculum emphasizes skills and values essential to successful leadership, including:
Our faculty members understand the complex demands of global industry and provide you with the knowledge, tools and leadership skills to meet those challenges by using a variety of educational methods. You also gain access to:
Flexible class schedules with afternoon, evening, weekend and online courses allow you to combine course work with full-time or part-time employment and pursue your degree while gaining practical experience.
The Dallas-Fort Worth region is one of the nation's most dynamic economic areas. At UNT, you can make connections that may lead to business opportunities locally, nationally or internationally.
Our college consists of five departments: accounting; finance, insurance, real estate and law; information technology and decision sciences; management; and marketing and logistics. We are accredited by AACSB International – The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (777 South Harbour Island Blvd., Suite 750; Tampa, Fla. 33602; telephone 813-769- 6500). This accreditation means we meet or exceed strict academic standards for excellence.
Our online M.B.A. program is recognized as one of the nation's best. We're ranked 14th by The Princeton Review, and 15th by U.S. News & World Report.
Master's program information sessions are held several times during the year by the College of Business. You can ask questions, learn what to expect in graduate course work, and find out about degree options, program costs, course requirements and admission standards at these sessions. Visit the College of Business website for dates and sign-up information.
Our Business Leadership Building — which has Gold-level Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification for sustainability — reflects the university's commitment to preparing you to be a future business leader. It contains 24 classrooms of various sizes and offices for faculty, staff and doctoral students. Student learning is enhanced with interior and exterior spaces such as tutor rooms, team study rooms, a state-of-the- art general access computer lab, a café and outdoor terraces.
Submit the above documentation to:
College of Business
Graduate Programs Office
1155 Union Circle #311160, Denton, TX 76203 (USPS)
1307 W. Highland St. Room 201, Denton, TX 76201 (UPS/FedEx)
Email: mbacob@unt.edu
Phone: 940.369.8977
Fax: 940.369.8978
The MBA degree requires a minimum of 36 semester hours. You gain a broad and comprehensive understanding of all aspects of the business world from 18 semester hours of core courses. With the remaining 18 semester hours of graduate course work, you may pursue a track in:
*Tracks are 100% online
The M.S. degree requires a minimum of 30 to 36 semester hours, depending on the concentration. You can pursue a concentration in:
Please visit the Graduate programs website for more information on M.B.A. tracks and M.S. concentrations
Apply online as a non-degree student to take courses for a variety of reasons such as: improving your knowledge, earning prerequisites for admission to a degree program or other purposes. Graduate non-degree seeking students that meet UNT GPA requirements are eligible to take undergraduate and graduate courses, but will need department approval before enrolling. A maximum of 12 semester hours earned prior to admission to a degree program may be counted toward degree requirements and may vary by program. Successful completion of graduate courses by non-degree or certification-only students does not obligate the department to grant admission to a degree program at a later date. Priority dates and transcript submission requirements for non-degree seeking students follow those listed on the traditional admissions page. As a non-degree seeking student, you may not be eligible for financial aid. Contact Student Financial Aid and Scholarships for more details.
Many opportunities exist to aid you financially with completing an M.B.A. or M.S. degree. Please visit the College of Business scholarship page for scholarships offered at the department, college and university levels.
Both full- and part-time MBA and MS students may also be eligible for federal financial assistance. Information about these programs is available at the Financial Aid website or the Toulouse Graduate School site.
Our nearly 100 full-time faculty members are highly regarded for their research interests and their excellent teaching. Ninety-eight percent of the college's faculty members have doctoral degrees in their academic disciplines. Many faculty members are active professionals in the Dallas-Fort Worth business community.
Our nearly 100 full-time faculty members are highly regarded for their research interests and their excellent teaching. Ninety-eight percent of the college's faculty members have doctoral degrees in their academic disciplines. Many faculty members are active professionals in the Dallas-Fort Worth business community.
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