When I was researching graduate programs, UC Davis was a highlight for several reasons: a highly ranked program with well-respected faculty, a flexible program built for working professionals, and a hybrid in-person/online structure. The stellar reputation of UC Davis, both in the professional world and from some friends who are Aggies, sealed the deal for me.
I chose UC Davis because of its unique position within the food industry and, largely, because of the community culture centered around collaboration, innovation, and support. Not only do you build strong bonds within your cohort, but with other cohorts, staff, faculty, and extended community members.
I chose the University of California Davis, because of the top-notch quality of education that is taught here, and because after interacting with the staff and experiencing their leadership and support, I knew that it was my home.
I love the fact that the UC Davis GSM is a STEM-designated program and is very competitive. Also, since I work for UC Davis, I want to be able to utilize my knowledge and expertise, by pouring back into the community where I live and serve.
For Faculty Members
Professor Penman Stephen will present his latest research on May 3 at GSM. Stephen is the George O. May Professor in the Graduate School of Business, Columbia University. Prior to his appointment at Columbia in 1999, Penman was the L.H. Penney Professor in the Walter A. Haas School of Business at the University of California at Berkeley. He joined Berkeley in 1977.
Are you looking to advance your career? Join Associate Directors of Admissions Brian Risi and Lizzie Mayo to explore more about our Part-Time MBA program and how it can help you take the next step to accelerate your career!
During the admissions session, we will explore:
More global recognition for our graduate business programs, faculty trailblazer in tech management, AI vs. humans on Wall Street
Dean H. Rao Unnava's October 2023 edition of the Big 3 features: Faculty Tech Management Trailblazer, New #1 Global Ranking, AI on Wall Street.
The program is a perfect fit with what I wanted from a graduate degree: tight-knit community, small faculty to student ratio, hands-on experience with a career-focused curriculum that adapts to the evolution of the economy.
The program is a perfect fit with what I wanted from a graduate degree: tight-knit community, small faculty to student ratio, hands-on experience with a career-focused curriculum that adapts to the evolution of the economy.
I decided to pursue both my bachelor's in economics and Master of Professional Accountancy at UC Davis due to the open campus, bike-friendly culture and positive community. I was also intrigued by MPAc's impressive track record of job placement and career fulfillment.
A casual, fun, Aggie Pride-filled happy hour for GSM Alumni with live jazz!
Don’t miss out on your chance to meet and network with GSM Alumni in Sacramento. Join Alumni Director Chris Marshall and all your alumni friends at Jet’s in midtown Sacramento on Wednesday, December 13th. Light appetizers and the first round are on us. The networking event runs from 5-7 p.m., but stay for live Jazz from 7-8 p.m.! This is a free event, but registration is required. Hope to see you there!