I chose UC Davis MSBA because of the hands-on learning approach and the resolute commitment to rich students’ experience.
Graduate Student Analyst, MSBA program, UC Davis Graduate School of Management
"I chose the UC Davis Graduate School of Management because of its interesting courses in technology management, reputed faculty, robust alumni network, and my desire to make an impact in the Bay Area IT industry."
Program Manager, Master of Science in Business Analytics
Rachel Bandelaria is the Program Manager for the Graduate School of Management's MSBA program, based in San Francisco. Bandelaria provides leadership and strategy for MSBA student-related programs, events, and activities to cultivate a positive student experience that also equips them for a successful transition to the professional world. She is a San Francisco native and received her Bachelor's Degree from the University of California, Riverside where she also became a student mentor to fellow underclassmen.
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Poets & Quants Founder John Byrne interviews Professor Joseph Chen about the UC Davis MBA, its unique offerings, flexibility, the evolution of the program and what recent UC Davis MBA alumni have to say about one of the world's top MBA experiences.
24-48 Month Degree Options | Virtual Weekday and In-Person Saturday Classes
Public Part-Time MBA in U.S.
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24-48 Month Degree Options | Virtual Weekday and In-Person Saturday Classes
Public Part-Time MBA in U.S.
(U.S. News & World Report 2024)
"I chose the UC Davis MSBA program because of its unique year-long practicum project, outstanding classmates and alumni, and endless possibilities here in San Francisco."
In a co-authored article on "The Conversation," Distinguished Professor Paul Griffin says the record-breaking heatwaves that caused train tracks to bend in the United Kingdom last month will cause business performance to suffer.