Welcome

The School of Management and Business provides both traditional daytime undergraduate and day and evening graduate programs for students interested in pursuing a business career. Our goal is to help our students to become confident, ethical lifelong learners and business professionals prepared to lead as responsible global citizens. All of our programs focus on active learning and include opportunities for collaboration with local business, government, and non-profit organizations.

MBA in Digital Media Management

Our daytime traditional undergraduate program offers a wide variety of majors and minors that build upon the students’ learning from the University’s general education components.

Our graduate programs offer working adults the opportunity to pursue learning that can help them to either advance in their current profession or prepare to pursue new endeavors. We offer four unique Master’s programs and 14 different Certificate programs that address the interest and professional development needs of a wide variety of working adults. Each of our carefully selected faculty possesses extensive real-world business experience. Small classes promote student/faculty interaction and a significant number of classes are offered in both traditional classroom as well as online and blended formats.

Note that St. Edward’s University’s New College program offers working adults the opportunity to pursue undergraduate business education with evening and weekend classes.

SMB Mission Statement

The School of Management and Business leads, challenges, and nurtures students to acquire the knowledge, skills, critical thinking, and ethical values required to effectively advance and contribute to community and commerce in a changing global environment through teaching excellence, scholarly productivity, and applied learning.
 

News and Special Events

  • Congratulations to Suzanne Bonifaz and Robert Flores, the St. Edward's University DMBA team, who took 1st place in the Jackson National Life Insurance Social Media Challenge! Suzanne and Robert beat out teams from Vanderbilt and University of Michigan to take 1st place with their plan, SocialClout.
  • All three sections of the Executive Seminar Series have been scheduled. Students may enroll in any or all sections of the course for credit (1 credit hour per section); the course prefix is MGMT 6199 and A-MGMT 3199. All sections are also open to the public and free of cost. Visit the Executive Seminar Series page for more information on the speakers for the current semester as well as information about past seminar series. 
  • The Economics Department has a new website! Check it out here for useful information about the major and departmental updates. 
  • The School of Management and Business proudly announces its sponsorship of the Sixth Annual St. Edward’s University Business Plan Competition and invites participation from all students campus-wide who have the entrepreneurial spirit for innovation and new business ventures. Cash prizes awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. Entry forms are due February 3rd; the Semi-finals and Finals will take place April 13th and 14th. Check out the Information Packet for details.