 The University of St. Thomas Cameron School of Business offers outstanding graduate programs in business (MBA, MSB), accounting (MSA, MPA), finance (MSF), and ecclesial administration and management (MEAM).
In many cases, evening and weekend classes are available. You can pursue a degree at your own pace by structuring your degree plan to fit into your life and career. The location of the University connects us to many other prestigious organizations. This has allowed us to develop innovative programs such as our Master in Clinical Translation Management, a biotech commercialization degree developed in partnership with Houston Methodist Research Institute. We also offer a joint MHA/MBA with Texas Women's University and a JD/MBA with South Texas College of Law. Many Cameron School of Business graduate degree alumni now hold senior leadership roles in some of the most distinguished companies in Houston and beyond. | | | |
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Gain Marketing Experience Alumna Erica Savage Garcia shares her experience as a UST alum and how that experience along with her internship led to that start of a successful career. Dynamic Learning Learn the unique qualities that separates UST’s Cameron School of Business from other business schools. Through convenience, flexibility, small class sizes and faculty, make UST a dynamic learning experience. Competitive Advantage Learn how UST’s Cameron School of Business will help you reach success and gain a competitive advantage in your career. | |
The Cameron School of Business is fully accredited by the AACSB, the most respected accrediting body in business education worldwide. Many of the professors who will teach you have the highest degree in their field. They have industry association relationships and connections with organizations including the American Marketing Association, Greater Houston Business Ethics Roundtable, Business Ethics Forum, Women in Bio, Society of Physician Entrepreneurs and many others. 
As one of the first 100 signatories of the United Nations Global Compact, the Cameron School of Business is committed to the Principles for Responsible Management Education. That means you can expect issues like sustainability, environmental protection, gender equality, diversity and inclusiveness to be emphasized. We are one of the only schools in Texas and the only one in Houston who is a member of this compact. | |
Carousel content with 6 slides. A carousel is a rotating set of images, rotation stops on keyboard focus on carousel tab controls or hovering the mouse pointer over images. Use the tabs or the previous and next buttons to change the displayed slide.  "The liberal arts education I received at UST helped prepare me not only for a career in finance but also in life. I continue to apply the lessons taught by my professors." Maria Moller VP, Regional Compliance Manager  "I had a terrific experience studying abroad in Mérida, Yucatán. The relationships I formed were wonderful. I still have friends from my time at UST." Heidi Bundren Senior VP, General Counsel  "My experience at UST was an opportunity for adventure and self-discovery. The knowledge gained has allowed me to tackle every challenge life has thrown my way." John Lemuth System Engineer  "UST provided me a strong ethical foundation that steadfastly influences my professional decisions, and has given me direction and purpose in my life." Maria Martinez VP, HR and Administration  "The international diversity of UST professors and students gave me a lot of perspectives and really broadened my horizons." Heather Schreider VP, Head of Transition Management  "UST has a great reputation in the business community. The study of ethics has had a deep impact on my life and how I’ve built my career." Anil Chandy Exec. Director, Commercial Banking - Slide 1: Maria Moller VP, Regional Compliance Manager Goldman Sachs (Chicago)
- Slide 2: Heidi Bundren Senior VP, General Counsel Nashville Predators
- Slide 3: John Lemuth System Engineer Oracle
- Slide 4: Maria Martinez VP, HR and Administration Murphy Oil
- Slide 5: Heather Schreider VP, Business Development Fidelity Investments (New York)
- Slide 6: Anil Chandy Executive Director, Commercial Banking JPMorgan Chase
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 At the University of St. Thomas we do not educate to create more efficient workers or more satisfied consumers, but freer – and better – persons. Dr. Mario Enzler Dean, Cameron School Of Business read moreDr. Mario Enzler
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Carousel content with 24 slides. A carousel is a rotating set of images, rotation stops on keyboard focus on carousel tab controls or hovering the mouse pointer over images. Use the tabs or the previous and next buttons to change the displayed slide. Dr. Ulyses Balderas Director, Study Abroad Program;
Director, Latin American Studies Program;
Associate Professor, Center for International Studies Dr. David Schein Associate Dean; Director of Graduate Programs; Tenured Professor Dr. Hans Stockton Dean, Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences;
Global Studies Director, Taiwan & East Asia Studies Program;
Fayez Sarofim – Cullen Trust for Higher Education Endowed Chair in International Studies; Tenured Professor, Center for International Studies Dr. Joe Ueng Tenured Professor of Finance; Chair: Economics and Finance; Cullen Endowed Chair of Finance - Slide 1: Dr. Mario Enzler Dean, Cameron School of Business, Professor
- Slide 2: Dr. Ulyses Balderas Director, Study Abroad Program;
Director, Latin American Studies Program;
Associate Professor, Center for International Studies
- Slide 3: Dr. Sidika Bayram Associate Professor
- Slide 4: Dr. Yiying Cheng Associate Professor of Finance
- Slide 5: Dr. Samuel Condic Associate Professor; Endowed Chair of Business Ethics
- Slide 6: Dr. Rebecca Dowden Program Director; Associate of Applied Science Program
- Slide 7: Prof. Ramon Fernandez Tenured Assistant Professor of Accounting
- Slide 8: Dr. Beena George Chief Innovation Officer
- Slide 9: Dr. Lynn Godwin Associate Professor
- Slide 10: Dr. Marina Grau Visiting Assistant Professor
- Slide 11: Dr. Sujin Horwitz Professor
- Slide 12: Dr. John Leavins Tenure Professor of Accounting: Chair, Accounting
- Slide 13: Dr. Roger Morefield Associate Professor
- Slide 14: Dr. Elham Mousavidin Associate Professor of Management; Chair, Management & Marketing
- Slide 15: Dr. Daniel Perez Associate Professor
- Slide 16: Dr. Vinita Ramaswamy Associate Dean of Undergraduate Programs; Tenured Professor of Accounting
- Slide 17: Dr. David Schein Associate Dean; Director of Graduate Programs; Tenured Professor
- Slide 18: Dr. Hassan Shirvani Professor
Cullen Foundation Chair in Economics
- Slide 19: Dr. John Simms Associate Professor
- Slide 20: Dr. Richard Sindelar Assistant Professor, Director for the Center of International Studies
- Slide 21: Dr. Hans Stockton Dean, Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences;
Global Studies Director, Taiwan & East Asia Studies Program;
Fayez Sarofim – Cullen Trust for Higher Education Endowed Chair in International Studies; Tenured Professor, Center for International Studies
- Slide 22: Dr. John Story Tenured Associate Professor of Marketing
- Slide 23: Dr. Joe Ueng Tenured Professor of Finance; Chair: Economics and Finance; Cullen Endowed Chair of Finance
- Slide 24: Dr. Shuoyang Zhang Tenured Associate Professor of Marketing
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