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The UC Berkeley Haas School of Business recently announced the addition of three classes to its core master of business administration, or MBA, curriculum focused on data analytics and diversity, equity and inclusion, or DEI.
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Esfandiar Imani, a longtime Berkeley resident and a risk management consultant, is running for a position on the Berkeley Unified School District board this November.
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UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business celebrated the launch of its Accelerated Access admission program at a kickoff event Tuesday.
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UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business’s three MBA programs have received STEM designation, Haas Newsroom announced Nov. 14.
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The narrative of an African country as the most technologically advanced in the world has been met with celebration that suggests a profound desire for a departure from usual depictions of Africa as a continent marred by foreign aid, crisis, slavery and colonialism.
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Forty-three percent of last fall’s incoming full-time MBA students were women, and approximately 41 percent of this year’s incoming class will be women. This will bring the total number of women in the program to an all-time high.
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Want a little more Chipotle and a little less Crossroads? Need to find a part-time job? Know a friend who needs a part-time job? You just might be covered. Localwise is a social enterprise that focuses on two things: part-time jobs and students. Made by recently-graduated UC Berkeley students, for students, put
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By signing off on a proposal to make UCLA’s full-time graduate MBA program self-supporting, UC President Mark Yudof has given up on the dream for the University of California to remain a public university supported by the state. Last month, Yudof approved the UCLA Anderson School of Management’s proposal to
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A proposal that would allow the UCLA Anderson School of Management to move away from public funding will be voted on next Thursday, raising concerns about the possible privatization of other UC graduate programs. The Legislative Assembly of the Academic Senate, Los Angeles Division, will vote next Thursday on the
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