The Bill Greehey School of Business offers innovative programs designed to prepare students for real-world leadership and lifelong achievement, as well as
for today's ever evolving global and technological business environment.
Our academic programs emphasize ethical leadership, technical excellence, global awareness and professional orientation. Programs such as the
Greehey Scholars and the
Entrepreneurial Scholars (E-Scholars) provide on-going interaction with industry executives and personal career development, as well as learning models through travel, academic competition and service.
Students have access to real-world, experiential learning opportunities in a real-time stock trading room in which they manage a
$1 million investment portfolio, and one of the first
student managed businesses at a Texas university.
News
Dybdahl Among Consumer Electronics Greats
Bjorn Dybdahl is big in San Antonio, but he’s a giant in the world of consumer electronics.
Dybdahl (B.A. ’70), the founder of Bjorn’s Audio Video, entered the Consumer Electronic Association Hall of Fame in October. Other 2012 inductees include the inventor of satellite radio, the inventor of the computer mouse and HTML, and the founders of Dish Network, LG Corp. and Samsung Electronics.
Dean Singh and MBA Program FeaturedDean of the Bill Greehey School of Business Tanuja Singh, D.B.A., and the newly retooled Masters of Business Administration Program, known as the Greehey MBA, were recently featured in the San Antonio magazine NSIDE SA.
MBA Student Awarded Business ScholarshipSt. Mary’s University MBA student Raleigh Chen has been awarded a $10,000 scholarship from the Texas Business Hall of Fame Foundation.
The scholarship awards will be made at a foundation event in October to celebrate the organization’s 30th anniversary. To date, the Texas Business Hall of Fame has awarded more than $3 million in scholarships to students pursuing an education at Texas’ leading colleges and universities.
MBA Program Gets Assist from Former USAA ExecThe newly retooled Greehey M.B.A. Program was recently featured in the San Antonio Business Journal.