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Program Spotlight

Become a transformative leader in healthcare cybersecurity and tackle the pressing challenges of cyber risk management. 

Launching Early 2025 - Leadership in Healthcare Cyber Risk Management

Experienced healthcare professionals will gain essential knowledge and real-world skills to enhance their digital health competencies. Learn from top experts in the field and unlock new career opportunities across healthcare organizations and government roles. Make a meaningful impact on your organization and advance your career in this vital area of healthcare. 

Article Spotlight

Artificial intelligence is transforming how we live, work and learn in ways we don’t fully understand. 

Why Higher Education Still Matters in an AI-Driven World

While some may assume that the rise of AI would lessen the need for a college education, experts suggest the opposite. Art Markman, UT Austin’s Sr. Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, points to two core skills gained through the completion of degree programs that are crucial in an AI-powered world. 

Article Spotlight

At McCombs School of Business, we offer diverse graduate programs designed to equip students with essential skills for today’s business landscape.

Our master's degrees, including MBA, MS in Information Technology Management, and other specialized master’s, provide rigorous training and valuable networking opportunities. Follow the link below to read a recent article that features essential application tips and insights from currently enrolled students and offers a glimpse into the McCombs experience.

Faculty Spotlight

Alexis Strong Artusi is the Interim Faculty Director (Fall ’24) for the MA in Design focused on Health program. Her background is at the intersection of healthcare, hospitality, and design in industry and academia.

Envisioning a healthcare ecosystem in which all humans can thrive.

Alexis’s (Ph.D., Cornell) research is focused on health and wellness environments. It included the study of consumer behavior, experience design, service cultures, and implementation, and the business impact of relationship-centered care models.