Alvarez College of Business

Cyber Graduate Conrad Finos Making Global Impact

Maren Wilms' Journey from the Rhineland to the Alamo City

Analy Quintanilla Is Breaking Barriers

Stephanie Florez Pursuing Her Real Estate Passions in New York City

The UTSA Carlos Alvarez College of Business transforms business students into business professionals by providing students with skills that can be implemented immediately in the workplace.

Nationally ranked and recognized, the college offers innovative programming at the undergraduate, graduate and doctoral levels. A Tier One and Hispanic Serving Institution, the college is accredited by AACSB International, placing us in the top 5% of business schools worldwide.

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Students

15

Undergraduate Majors

13

Master's Degrees

6

Doctoral Degrees

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Glenn Dietrich, professor of information systems and cyber security

May 24, 2024

College Mourns Passing of Cyber Security Patriarch Glenn Dietrich

Glenn B. Dietrich, MBA ’77, professor of information systems and cyber security in the Carlos Alvarez College of Business at UTSA, passed away on May 16 of natural causes under medical care.

A military member shakes hands with a physician

May 22, 2024

Power Shapes Physician Behavior According to Alvarez Researcher

Power is an intangible characteristic that is often hard to measure. A recent study by UTSA faculty member Stephen Schwab tackles this concept while examining how physician care is influenced by power in the U.S. military.

May 16, 2024

New entrepreneurship program pairs UTSA students with small business owners for real-world experience

Published by UTSA Today

Local small business owners including a salsa maker, a therapeutic pillow creator and a commercial cleaning service provider have spent the last few months getting help from UTSA students to improve their business. They have come together as part of UTSA’s new Stimulating Urban Renewal through Entrepreneurship (SURE) program.