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Haas Ph.D. Program

Overview

The Operations Management curriculum at Haas is a rigorous program that includes foundational courses on operations research, economics, and statistics combined with subject-area courses and doctoral seminars on an array of operations management topics.

Owing to Berkeley's proximity to hundreds of leading-edge firms in a wide variety of industries, students also will have convenient access to real-world operations management problems that can provide the impetus for meaningful doctoral research.