
Lead with integrity and innovate with vision through leadership education at the Univeristy of Dallas. Learn the foundations of leadership and develop the practical skills needed to lead others to the highest levels of success and accomplishment.
The Master of Leadership and the MBA with Strategic Leadership concentration are designed to help those succeed in leading themselves and others while thriving in both work and life. Learn from the university’s nationally-renowned business leadership experts, confront knowledge gaps across the field of business, and become enlightened by the psychology and tradition of successful leadership.
Wish to deepen your understanding of business leadership? And succeed as a true innovator, decision maker and strategic thinker? The 30 credit hour Master of Leadership is designed for current executives and aspiring leaders who work across various organizations, including the private industry, public enterprise and nonprofit business sectors.
Want to dive deeper into finance, marketing and other business skills as a leader? The 42 credit hour MBA in Strategic Leadership is designed specifically for those who desire to lead with integrity while refining the necessary skills to become a truly effective global business leader empowered to achieve one’s goals.
At its most recent board meeting, the University of Dallas Board of Trustees announced a presidential transition and new strategic plan reaffirming its mission.
+ Read MoreThe University of Dallas Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the appointment of Jonathan J. Sanford, Ph.D., succeeding Thomas S. Hibbs, Ph.D., BA ‘82 MA '83, as the 10th president effective July 1, 2021.
+ Read More“You couldn’t walk by David without a sports story of some sort,” said Patrick O’Hagan, BA ’63, of David Dozier Jr., BA ’60. O’Hagan and his wife, Patricia (Hasler), BA ’63, were freshmen at UD when Dozier and his wife, Dianne (Flusche), BA ’60, were seniors, and later fellow parishioners at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church in Dallas. Patrick O’Hagan was a physics major taking 20 hours and didn’t know Dozier well as a UD student, but Dozier’s penchant for stories struck him even then.
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