| Program and Field | Description | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| MBA | Accredited by AACSB-International, placing it among the top 15% of business programs in the world. | Deb Cardinali |
| Accelerated MBA | Seniors in the College of Business may participate with a 3.5 or higher GPA and completion of specific courses with grades of B- or higher. | Deb Cardinali |
| MBA/BS in Engineering | Dual degree program designed for engineering students with management, consulting or entrepreneurship aspirations. The MBA program is accredited by AACSB-International. | Deb Cardinali |
| MBA Online | Cohort-based distance MBA program with courses delivered online and a synchronous component in which students are able to engage at a distance on one evening each week; accredited by AACSB-International. | Deb Cardinali |
| Master of Accountancy (MACC) | Technical and theoretical foundation in accountancy at the advanced level. Recommended for students wishing to fulfill the 150-hour education requirement which most states, including New Mexico, have legislated as a requirement for taking the Uniform CPA Examination; accredited by AACSB-International. | Roy Clemons |
| Master of Arts (MA): Economics and Master of Science (MS): Agricultural Economics | Provided in conjunction with the Department of Agricultural Economics and Agricultural Business in the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences. The MA Econ and MS AgEcon programs offer a curriculum in theoretical and applied economics and agricultural economics. | MA Econ: Larry Blank MS AgECON: Ag/Econ Dept, ACES |
| Master of Science (MS): Applied Statistics | Designed to produce graduates who are proficient in the current practices of statistics, and able to enter directly into positions in industry, government or private business. | Robert Steiner |
| Graduate Certificate: Finance | For current graduate students and for non-degree seeking students (e.g., professionals in finance and related careers). | Harikumar Sankaran |
| Graduate Certificate: Public Utility Regulation & Economics (PURE) | For non-economics graduate students. A professional educational program designed for post-baccalaureate students pursuing a career in the utility sector with an electric utility company, natural gas utility, water distribution utility, or a government agency regulating these types of companies. | Doug Gegax and Larry Blank |
| Graduate Certificate: Sustainability | Open to MBA students and to non-degree seeking students. | Not currently offered |
| Graduate Minor: Applied Statistics | Consulting and course work provide valuable experience using computers and statistical software. | Robert Steiner |
| Graduate Minor: Economics | Open to all graduate students (business and non-business). | Larry Blank |
| Graduate Minor: Finance | Open to all graduate students (business and non-business). | Kenneth Martin |
| Graduate Minor: Information Systems | Available to non-MBA graduate students. | Carlo Mora |
| Graduate Minor: Sustainability | Open to all graduate students; allows students to explore the challenges of sustainability and develop an understanding of the economics, sciences, and equity issues involved in local and global sustainability. | Not currently offered |
| Doctor of Economic Development (DED) | A professional degree primarily intended to provide advanced applied training for economic development professionals (rather than academic economists); can be seen as the link between academic research in economic development and real world economic development problems. | Yu-Feng (Winnie) Lee |
| Doctor of Philosophy (PhD): Management | Rigorous, research-focused Ph.D. program with specializations in organizational behavior, human resource management, strategy and policy, and operations management. | William Smith |
| Doctor of Philosophy (PhD): Marketing | Prepares candidates to understand the complexities of modern business while developing a specialized area of expertise in marketing. | Mihai Niculescu |