Corporate recruiters are taking notice of Master of Management graduates. According to the 2023 GMAC Corporate Recruiters Survey, more than half of corporate recruiters in the U.S. plan to hire Master of Management graduates.

A Master of Management can also help you start your business career on solid financial footing. The estimated 2023 median starting salary in the U.S. for Master of Management graduates is $10,000 higher than that of individuals with a bachelor’s degree in business.

Modeled after UC Davis’ highly regarded MBA program, the STEM-designated Master of Management curriculum equips you with a strong foundation in the functional areas of business, such as accounting, economics, finance, marketing and strategy. 

The Master of Management program from the University of California, Davis, is designed for recent undergraduates and early-career professionals. In nine months, you can graduate with fundamental leadership skills, a custom-tailored career roadmap and access to corporate connections across Northern California and beyond.

Master of Management

Our accelerated 9-month Master of Management program is offered in-person in Davis, CA—a quintessential college town. Our Davis campus is in close proximity to Northern California's thriving business regions and research communities—connecting you to extraordinary opportunities and valuable networks.

Take advantage of all the opportunities that UC Davis’ globally ranked research university community has to offer, from the arts and theater to sports and campus traditions—and a lot of experiences that will surprise you.

Master of Management (Online)

The STEM-designated Online Master of Management from the University of California, Davis, is the first of its kind at a University of California management school.

The centerpiece of our 15-month part-time online Master of Management program experience is the online classes led by world-class faculty who bring their trailblazing research to the curriculum. You’ll also benefit from live online office hours to ask questions and dig deeper into the course topics.

 

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