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Join the nation's top business minds in the heart of Dallas and build your lifelong global network.
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Dynamic, connected professors and a worldwide alumni community make Cox a powerful ally for your future.
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Innovative learning built on small-class teamwork puts you in the driver's seat of a life-changing experience.
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You're making an investment. We give you the support to push past your career goals — and keep growing.
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"SMU supports entrepreneurs. They're truly concerned with the lifelong pursuit of excellence."
Christopher MartinEMBA 2017
Co-founder, Direct Access Capital
The William S. Spears Institute for Entrepreneurial Leadership – made possible by the largest gift by a non-alumnus donor
in the history of SMU – will spark business creation, leadership and growth.
"Through the Spears Institute, Dallas and SMU can expand our thriving partnership and make our city an even more dynamic hub for entrepreneurial activity. "
Eric Johnson, Mayor of Dallas
"Through the Spears Institute, Dallas and SMU can expand our thriving partnership and make our city an even more dynamic hub for entrepreneurial activity. "
Eric Johnson, Mayor of Dallas
The Cox School faculty: Your connection to the Dallas business hub
At SMU Cox, your classroom is on the same energy circuit as Dallas's Global 500 hub. Cox teachers are real-world experts who advise business leaders — and they'll connect you.
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SMU Cox Edge
SMU Cox Edge is a hybrid model that offers the advantage of learning in person or virtually. Now, it’s easier than ever to access the training and education to help you excel in an ever-changing marketplace.
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SMU is celebrating the future of the Cox School of Business and its role as a driver of Dallas innovation
“We are retooling the Cox School to create a more collaborative environment – to give students and faculty easier access to collaborate, to gather and share ideas and gain inspiration from one another.” Dean Matthew B. Myers.
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Mind the Gap: Mutual Funds Often Underperform in Long Run
Most investors, especially in their retirement portfolios, face the task of choosing a mutual fund, often with inertia. According to research by Finance Professor Feng Zhang of SMU Cox, the typical investor tends to lose money investing in mutuals funds.
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