"I chose the MSBA program at UC Davis because it had a technical and robust curriculum where we could also gain practical expertise. It was the appropriate next step in my career where I could enhance my analytical experience and technical skills while learning how to apply them in the right business context.” 

"The MSBA curriculum perfectly blends technical and business knowledge and dovetails with the requirements one must have to thrive in the Analytics industry. To top that, the program places you in the heart of the Silicon Valley.” 

"I appreciated that the GSM provided as many learning opportunities outside the classroom as inside the classroom."

"The GSM is like a bee-hive; everyone is working together as a team towards a common goal, you can hear the constant social buzz of classmates and friends, and the faculty are as sweet as honey." 

"I chose the UC Davis MSBA program because it helps bridge the gap between business and technology, a gap that is prevalent throughout the industry. The location doesn’t hurt either!"

"A well balanced curriculum with real-world practicum experience and the opportunity to develop as a Business Analyst in San Francisco is what lured me to the program!"

"I chose UC Davis since its 10-months practicum project provides students with the opportunity to practice what we have learned at class in the real business world. The professors are well involved in giving advice for the project. The MSBA program enables us to apply the knowledge from different subjects to solving the real-world business problem. "

"I chose the MSBA program as it offers a perfect blend of business acumen and technical skills with hands-on learning from practicum to help you grow in your career. The location couldn’t be better!"

"I chose the UC Davis MSBA program for the well-balanced curriculum between statistics, business and computing and the excellent connections to Silicon Valley and San Francisco companies."

"The Graduate School of Management provided me with the framework I needed to complete my transition from scientific researcher to life science business professional.”