College of Business
The NMSU College of Business shapes future leaders through innovative academic programs, a strong foundation in ethics, and an emphasis on “real world” problem solving and learning. We embrace NMSU’s mission of fostering social mobility by developing professionals who are ready to succeed in any organization they join, or in launching their own entrepreneurial ventures.
Accredited by the prestigious Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), we offer a comprehensive range of bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs. Students can pursue degrees in accounting, economics, economic development, international business, information systems, finance, human resources management, project & supply chain management, entrepreneurship & small business management, marketing, professional golf management, and applied statistics. Our in-person and global MBA programs are widely respected both regionally and beyond.
A visionary investment in the NMSU College of Business will allow us to expand and improve the foundational skillsets that thousands of alumni have gained over time to start them on a path to successful and meaningful careers.
From the Dean
“We continue to make progress on the College of Business Strategic Initiatives in pursuit of our vision to be the destination business college in the Southwest and Borderlands.”
Bryan Ashenbaum
The Impact of Giving
When you give to the College of Business, you make an immediate impact on the lives of our students and faculty. Every gift—no matter the size—helps provide scholarships, strengthen programs, and create opportunities that change lives. Together, we can ensure every Aggie has the resources to thrive.
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For more information, contact:
Martín Muñoz Senior Director of Philanthropy
(575) 319-4682 | Business_College@nmsufoundation.org
The Impact of Support
People at NMSU made the difference for John Cordova
Now he’s paying it forward for others
When John Cordova attended NMSU on a football scholarship from 1976 to 1979, he made a commitment to himself that someday he would pay back that scholarship. He took note of the many professors, coaches, teammates and friends who helped him through school—and three decades later, he made good on his promise.