Program Facts
Program Facts
Full-Time
10 months
English
AACSB
GMAT Required
48,000
Features:
- Tuition refers to cost for non-Texas residents. Texas residents pay $43,000
10 months
English
AACSB
GMAT Required
48,000
Features:
- Tuition refers to cost for non-Texas residents. Texas residents pay $43,000
- Program length is flexible
- Other MPA options available for current UT students
10 months
English
AACSB
GMAT Required
48,000
Features:
- Tuition refers to cost for non-Texas residents. Texas residents pay $43,000
- Program is STEM-certified
10 months
English
AACSB
GMAT Required
48,000
Features:
- Tuition refers to cost for non-Texas residents. Texas residents pay $38,000
10 months
English
AACSB
GMAT Required
48,000
Features:
- Tuition refers to cost for non-Texas residents. Texas residents pay $43,000
- Program is STEM-certified
10 months
English
AACSB
GMAT Required
48,000
Features:
- Tuition refers to cost for non-Texas residents. Texas residents pay $43,000
- Program is STEM-certified
Part-Time
10 months
English
AACSB
GMAT Required
54,000
Features:
- Program is offered both in-class and online
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