Undergraduate Programs

• Coursework develops analytical skills while emphasizing business context, communication, and decision-making.
• Learn how organizations use data to understand behavior, identify trends, and make informed decisions.
• Graduates leave with a portfolio of projects that demonstrates your ability to analyze data and recommend solutions.

Students learn the full data lifecycle, from gathering and managing information to analyzing results and communicating findings

Skills include statistical analysis, data visualization, SQL, database management, predictive modeling, data cleaning, and analytical problem-solving

The minor supports work in research, business strategy, technology, decision-making, business analytics, information systems, and machine learning

Open to all majors, the minor helps students launch for-profit and nonprofit startups while retaining 100% of their intellectual property

Students learn opportunity recognition, business planning, marketing, finance, innovation, leadership, sales, and social entrepreneurship

Support includes pitch competitions, one-on-one coaching through Trinity Startup Tree, alumni mentoring, and venture-building opportunities from idea to launch

Students learn how businesses raise and allocate capital, investors build wealth, and financial markets shape the economy

Experiences include Bloomberg and ARGUS training, alumni mentoring, speaker series, career development, and the Student Managed Fund

Graduates pursue banking, consulting, financial planning, advisory services, corporate finance, business strategy, investment analysis, financial services, and graduate study

Students study how organizations plan, source, produce, deliver, and improve products in an interconnected world

Skills include supply chain analysis, process improvement, data modeling, spreadsheet analytics, procurement, logistics, systems thinking, and problem-solving

Supports pathways in operations, process improvement, supply chain analytics, logistics, distribution, procurement, sourcing, and strategic decision-making

• Students study talent recruitment, employee development, retention, workplace policy, leadership, culture, and organizational effectiveness
• Experiential HR consulting projects with local businesses and nonprofits connect coursework to real workplace challenges
• Graduates pursue human resources, employee relations, workplace policy, organizational leadership, consulting, graduate study, and broader management pathways

Students learn how culture, economics, policy, and global markets shape business decision-making

Study abroad and international internships connect classroom learning to real-world global contexts

Builds skills in global strategy, cross-cultural communication, market analysis, risk assessment, leadership, and cultural fluency

• Students study consumer behavior, market research, branding, analytics, digital marketing, and strategic decision-making

• Applied projects, internships, and San Antonio’s business environment connect classroom learning to real organizations
• Graduates pursue brand strategy, marketing analytics, consumer insights, business development, entrepreneurship, advertising, agency work, and client services

Students study the social, historical, and managerial sides of sports

Coursework includes sport management, business, marketing, resource management, law, ethics, leadership, and analytics

Pairs well with majors such as business analytics, finance, human communication, international business, marketing, mathematics, and media and communication

• Practice the kind of ESG decision-making organizations face in the real world with a hands-on project.
• San Antonio serves as a living laboratory for students to study sustainability, justice, and organizational impact. 
• Some graduates apply their minor in settings that require community engagement, ethical leadership, and attention to social and environmental justice.