Berkeley-Columbia Executive MBA Program

Highlights

The MBA Program

An outstanding, broad-based education in general management, enhanced by its proximity to Silicon Valley and Wall Street.

  • Each class consists of approximately 70 students with diverse backgrounds and experiences.
  • Program begins in May and finishes 19 months later, in December.
  • Students attend sessions approximately every three weeks.
  • Classes meet 20 times in California, Thursday through Saturday.
  • Classes meet 5 times in New York, Wednesday through Saturday.
  • Instruction is divided equally between Berkeley and Columbia faculty members.

Measuring the Value

Our rigorous and convenient schedule makes the most of your time. You can measure the value in several ways: A broad curriculum with strengths in finance, technology, international business and entrepreneurship; insights and methods you can put into practice right away, whether at your current organization, in a new profession or when starting a business; the breadth and diversity of approximately 70 classmates who, through small-group projects, case studies and international forums, help you see your industry in new ways; and the wisdom of pioneering scholars who are talented teachers as well as practitioners.

Expanding the Opportunities

Because you attend classes on both vibrant, established campuses, it’s easy to take advantage of activities, including student-run conferences, lecture series and workshops. First-class libraries, the computer center and career resources support your learning. You will be immersed in an intellectually stimulating atmosphere.

Assessing the Results

The intellectual capital is measurable; so is the confidence you gain by honing your abilities to plan strategically, manage growth, assess risk and navigate the currents of your profession. A microcosm of the global marketplace, this intensely rewarding learning environment prepares you to adapt to and thrive in diverse conditions.

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First-person

Ash Wahi MBA 2009

Ash Wahi
MBA 2009

Principal Group Program
Manager
Microsoft Corporation
Redmond, Washington

“The joint nature of the Berkeley-Columbia program is extremely valuable.”

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