University of San Francisco School of Management

University of San Francisco School of Management The School of Management is at the epicenter of global innovation and can help you develop the skills you need to excel in today's dynamic business world.

Be a leader. Be a force for positive change. Be the next big thing. The University of San Francisco’s School of Management is at the epicenter of global innovation and can help you develop the skills you need to excel in today’s dynamic business environment. Through research and teaching that draws on the global diversity and entrepreneurial energy of the San Francisco Bay Area, we encourage you t

o to build more productive and compassionate organizations. At the School of Management, you will cultivate an education immersed in the Jesuit academic traditions of social justice, cultural understanding, and diversity.

Kinda chic to study business in San Francisco.From learning in the heart of the Bay Area to working on projects with rea...
09/02/2026

Kinda chic to study business in San Francisco.

From learning in the heart of the Bay Area to working on projects with real companies, building a global network, and being surrounded by some of the world’s most innovative organizations, there’s a lot to love about being a Masagung student.

And graduating from Masagung? Kinda chic.

A CityRise StoryVictor J. Garcia, PhD, is an Al entrepreneur and founder dedicated to merging artificial intelligence wi...
09/01/2026

A CityRise Story

Victor J. Garcia, PhD, is an Al entrepreneur and founder dedicated to merging artificial intelligence with practical business solutions. He focuses on creating technology that addresses real-world issues, currently building Novtara Al to help individuals and organizations harness Al for innovation and growth.

Victor joined the CityRise Business Initiative to empower community founders through education and mentorship, refining his business model and enhancing Novtara Al’s market positioning for successful ex*****on.

CityRise is part of the University of Notre Dame’s Urban Poverty and Business Initiative ( ), a network of 59 cities working together to generate lasting, local impact.

Welcome to the Masagung Graduate School of Managment, Fall 2026 students.Some of you are returning to school after years...
08/25/2026

Welcome to the Masagung Graduate School of Managment, Fall 2026 students.

Some of you are returning to school after years in the workforce. Some are changing industries. Some are stepping into graduate education for the very first time.

No matter what brought you here, we’re excited to be part of your journey and can’t wait to see the perspectives, ideas, and experiences you bring to the classroom.

Here’s to a strong start and an exciting semester ahead.

A CityRise StoryAntonio Maldonado is a Culinary Creative Director and cofounder of Papadzul SF, a catering business focu...
08/21/2026

A CityRise Story

Antonio Maldonado is a Culinary Creative Director and cofounder of Papadzul SF, a catering business focused on authentic Mayan cuisine in the Bay Area. Inspired by the rich flavors of the Yucatán Peninsula and his mother, Chef Magaly Valladares, he blends traditional recipes with fresh California ingredients.
Currently in the La Cocina incubator, Antonio is also part of the CityRise Business Initiative, where he is enhancing his business skills through financial modeling and strategy, while collaborating with University of San Francisco students to improve Papadzul’s digital marketing and operations.
CityRise is part of the University of Notre Dame’s Urban Poverty and Business Initiative ( ), a network of 59 cities working together to generate lasting, local impact.

Throwback to last year’s New Student Welcome Cruise on the San Francisco Bay! 🌉⛴️💚💛As we get ready to welcome a new grou...
08/18/2026

Throwback to last year’s New Student Welcome Cruise on the San Francisco Bay! 🌉⛴️💚💛

As we get ready to welcome a new group of students across all our graduate programs, we’re looking back at some of the moments that brought the Masagung community together last year.

New faces, new connections, and the start of an exciting journey, all with San Francisco as the backdrop. We can’t wait to welcome everyone aboard this year! 🎓

08/10/2026

MBA or Master's in Management: which path is right for your career goals?

In this video, Richard Stackman, Professor and Associate Dean of Graduate Programs, shares key insights to help you understand the differences between these two graduate business degrees, from curriculum and career outcomes to the type of student each program is designed for.

Whether you're just starting your professional journey or looking to advance into leadership, this guidance can help you make a more informed decision about your next step.

Watch now to hear Richard's advice on choosing the program that aligns with your goals.

We’re proud to share that the University of San Francisco Masagung Graduate School of Management has been named to The P...
07/29/2026

We’re proud to share that the University of San Francisco Masagung Graduate School of Management has been named to The Princeton Review’s Best On-Campus MBA Programs for 2027.

This recognition reflects our commitment to providing a graduate business education that empowers students to lead with purpose, think globally, and make a meaningful impact. Located in the heart of San Francisco, our students gain the knowledge, leadership skills, and hands-on experience to succeed in today’s evolving business world.

Thank you to our students, faculty, staff, alumni, and industry partners who make this achievement possible.

Learn more through link in bio

07/29/2026

What does leadership look like when the stakes are bigger than profit?

At USF, MBA students are challenged to think beyond spreadsheets and strategy decks. Through hands-on projects and collaborative learning, students explore how business decisions impact employees, communities, and the world around them.

Because strong leadership is about more than driving results. It’s about understanding the responsibility that comes with influence.

Explore the MBA program: https://bit.ly/458HTPj

A CityRise StoryAntonio Maldonado is a Culinary Creative Director and cofounder of Papadzul SF, a catering business focu...
07/22/2026

A CityRise Story

Antonio Maldonado is a Culinary Creative Director and cofounder of Papadzul SF, a catering business focused on authentic Mayan cuisine in the Bay Area. Inspired by the rich flavors of the Yucatán Peninsula and his mother, Chef Magaly Valladares, he blends traditional recipes with fresh California ingredients.

Currently in the La Cocina incubator, Antonio is also part of the CityRise Business Initiative, where he is enhancing his business skills through financial modeling and strategy, while collaborating with University of San Francisco students to improve Papadzul’s digital marketing and operations.

CityRise is part of the University of Notre Dame’s Urban Poverty and Business Initiative ( ), a network of 59 cities working together to generate lasting, local impact.


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Why do so many promising initiatives fade after launch? Often, the strategy is solid, but teams never fully buy in.Under...
07/22/2026

Why do so many promising initiatives fade after launch? Often, the strategy is solid, but teams never fully buy in.

Understanding the difference between change management and change leadership can help organizations turn ideas into lasting progress. Discover practical strategies for leading successful organizational change. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4vBFojs

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