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The Haas School of Business at the Contents 1 A Management Education for the New Economy 2 A Message from the Dean: Leading in the New Economy 5 Haas MBA Students: Experience, Leadership, Involvement, Diversity, and Entrepreneurial Spirit 8 Haas and Technology: Managing Successfully in the Era of E-Business 11 Haas Faculty: Explorers and Discoverers In Search of New Knowledge 12 Haas: Where Entrepreneurship is a Team Sport 15 Haas MBA Curriculum: Putting It All Together 26 Global Management at Haas: The World Is the Classroom 29 The Haas Community: Active, Involved, Creative, Friendly, and Always on the Move 33 After Haas: Opening Doors to Success in New and Traditional Job Markets 36 The Haas Alumni Network: Building Lifelong Friendships and Professional Connections 39 Admission and Application Guidelines 42 Costs and Financial Aid 43 Housing and Child Care 45 Faculty of the Haas School 48 Degree Requirements and MBA Courses 54 Traveling to the Bay Area 54 Haas School Advisory Board 55 Bay Area Map 56 Campus Map
The Berkeley MBA Program at the Haas School of Business prepares outstanding men and women from around the world to master today’s complex business environment and to take maximum advantage of the opportunities it brings. It does so by offering an unsurpassed education in management fundamentals and leadership skills, as well as in-depth exposure to the trends that are shaking the foundations of business. Berkeley MBA students gain a unique blend of skills and insights from all sectors of the economy – both old and new. Three interdisciplinary themes – entrepreneurship; technology management; and global business – are emphasized throughout the program. These themes are central to managing successfully in the technologically-driven global economy. The Berkeley MBA Program is shaped by its strong connections with business in nearby Silicon Valley, the world capital of venture creation and technological innovation. It leverages its San Francisco Bay Area location through a series of creative programs that connect the business community to courses and extra-curricular activities. University of California Berkeley Old Economy. New Economy. The One MBA for Both. Students are taught by distinguished faculty members who are recognized as leading producers of new ideas for business. Haas School professors also have a long tradition of working closely in their research and teaching with faculty colleagues from throughout the University of California Berkeley, one of the world’s top universities. MBA students have access to the tremendous scope and depth of knowledge produced at Berkeley. Moreover, at the end of their studies, they earn a graduate degree from a university whose name opens doors in every corner of the world. The Haas School has a distinctive academic culture that stresses working cooperatively in teams, developing entrepreneurial abilities, aggressively pursuing new ideas, and making a difference in the world. As one of the smallest of the nation’s leading MBA Programs, and one of the most selective, the school attracts achievement-oriented, high-energy students who take an active approach to their own studies and extra-curricular activities. The curriculum is simultaneously comprehensive and flexible – offering students a high degree of freedom to customize their own learning experience to prepare for a future career. Finally, the Berkeley MBA opens doors to any career choice, whether it be working for one of the world’s most selective, established firms, or launching a fast-growth business of one’s own. And after leaving the program, graduates immediately become lifetime members in one of best professional networks on the planet. 1
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