Mr. Scott Wheeler, Interim Dean
Dr. Anil Kumar, Associate Dean

Dr. Caroline Hartmann, Interim Department Head, Accounting & Finance
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Dr. Alex Williams, Department Head, Management & Economics
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Dr. Zaki Malik, Department Head, Marketing & Business Analytics
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Graduate study in the College of Business is available in: accounting, business administration, business analytics, finance, forensic analytics, healthcare management, management, marketing and marketing analytics, and supply chain management. The graduate programs in business are accredited by AACSB.

Courses for the MBA and MS programs are offered at Texas A&M University-Commerce, main campus, and in Dallas at the El Centro Campus. Courses are also available through online instruction.

Programs of Graduate Work in Business

Graduate studies in business are designed to prepare individuals for professional careers in business organizations, government agencies, and educational institutions, or for further graduate study. Graduate degrees and programs in business include the MSA in Accounting, the MBA in Business Administration, the MS in Business Analytics, the MSF in Finance, the MS in Forensic Auditing Analytics, the MS in Healthcare Management, the MS in Management, the MS in Marketing and Marketing Analytics, and the MS in Supply Chain Management. More specifically, the goals are to:

1. ensure mastery of the many functional areas in business;
2. improve decision-making capabilities;
3. learn to predict and adapt to a rapidly changing global business environment; and
4. promote the desire for continuing self-education and self-development.

Admission

Admission to a graduate program is granted by the Dean of the Graduate School upon the recommendation of the department. Applicants must meet the following requirements for admission in addition to meeting the general university requirements in accounting, business administration, business analytics, finance, management and marketing.

Note: Individual departments may reserve the right to dismiss from their programs students who, in their judgment, would not meet the professional expectations of the field for which they are training.

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