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Amid a decrease in applications for full-time MBA programs worldwide, the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business received more applications to its part-time program this year than last year.
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UC Berkeley Haas School of Business Dean Rich Lyons spoke to The Wall Street Journal last week about the business school’s move toward financial independence from the University of California — a discussion prompted by an ongoing attempt by the UCLA Anderson School of Management to become financially self-supporting. Lyons told the
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In a perfect world, a volatile budget wouldn’t be a problem for competitive programs like UCLA’s Anderson School of Management. As a top-tier school, Anderson should be on a level playing field with its competition. So it is understandable why Anderson is seeking a way to avoid some of the
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Efforts to make the UCLA Anderson School of Management financially self-supporting were halted Friday after a committee in the UC Academic Senate voted to suspend further review of the school’s proposal.
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UCLA faculty members voted Thursday to approve a proposal that would allow the campus’s graduate business school to detach its full-time Masters of Business Administration program from state funding. The Legislative Assembly of the UCLA Academic Senate voted 53 to 46 to approve the UCLA Anderson School of Management proposal,
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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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In a Jan. 19 address at the UC Board of Regents meeting, the UC San Francisco chancellor outlined the broad strokes of a proposal that would afford the campus more financial and governing autonomy from the UC system. UCSF Chancellor Susan Desmond-Hellmann’s request follows prior efforts from other UC professional
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