Facts and Figures
Founded:
1898; the oldest business school at a public institution in the United States
Dean:
Richard K. Lyons
Student Enrollment:
2,278 students in six degree programs
Number of Faculty:
85 ladder-track faculty, 135 professional or visiting faculty
International: 40%
Women: 24%
UC Berkeley Distinguished Teaching Awards: 11
Nobel Laureates: 2
Academy of Arts & Sciences members: 5
Read about the nine new Haas ladder-track faculty.
Number of Staff:
250
Number of Alumni:
Nearly 40,000 living alumni
Market Value of Endowment:
$253 million
Annual Operating Budget:
$90 Million
Full-Time MBA Program:
500 total students
Class of 2013
Applicants: 3,444
Enrolled: 236
International: 37%
Women: 29%
US Minority Students: 43%
Average age: 28
Average work experience: 5 years
Evening & Weekend MBA Program:
780 total students
Undergraduate Program:
711 total students
Master of Financial Engineering Program:
67 total students
PhD Program:
80 total students
Executive Education Programs:
Berkeley MBA for Executives
Center for Executive Education
The Berkeley-Columbia Executive MBA was offered from 2001 through 2013 and is no longer available.
Interesting Facts:
- LinkedIn Ranks Haas #4 in Entrepreneurship.
- Network World named Berkeley the #1 university for producing U.S. tech industry CEOs, including MBA alumnus Paul Otellini of Intel.
- There are 87 active alumni clubs in 29 countries.
- Haas has a Partners Club to help ease the transition into the Bay Area for students' significant others.