Haas School of Business at University of California, Berkeley

This bold idea to create the College of Commerce, as it was called then, was first proposed by Berkeley graduate and entrepreneur Arthur Rodgers in 1883.
Fifteen years later, Cora Jane Flood turned Rodgers’ vision into reality by donating a substantial gift to found the College of Commerce now known as Haas School of Business.

The Haas Undergraduate Program gives students the knowledge and skills needed to embark on a career in today's business world.
At Berkeley Haas, you build a fluency in business fundamentals that informs confident leadership decisions. You hone values that give those decisions larger context, and you learn how to move teams and organizations from vision to reality.
With a Berkeley MBA degree, you develop as a leader who sees not just what is, but what could be.

Haas is conducting cutting-edge research through our research institutes and centers. Our centers and institutes, run by faculty, serve as intellectual hubs for faculty, students, and members of the business community.
Individuals from all over the world come to Berkeley Haas because it’s the heart of what’s next—with new courses, academic programs, community outreach, published research, and partnerships among academics, industry, and government.
We invite students to question the status quo in their chosen field of study and become involved, alongside our faculty, in inventing new technologies and business models that drive the force of economic growth.

When the world’s most selective organizations seek new talent, they turn to Haas. Recruiters regularly report that they choose Haas because our programs produce collaborative leaders who possess confidence without attitude.
As a student, you will have opportunities to further your career, or launch a new one, as the program’s highly personalized Career Management Group works with you to identify your professional goals and help you make the contacts to make it possible.
As a graduate, you will join a powerful global network of over 40,000 Haas School of Business alumni. You’ll also be a Cal Bear for life, joining a network of over 300,000 University of California, Berkeley alumni. Go Bears!

The original Haas School building, designed by the renowned architect Charles Moore, is a mini-campus of three connected buildings set around a central courtyard. The buildings were designed to create a sense of community by fostering business and educational interactions among students, faculty, staff, and visitors.

In 2018, Connie & Kevin Chou Hall was added to the campus. In the same vein as the rest of the complex, the interior design encourages people to engage and collaborate with one another.
Chou Hall is completely student-focused. There are no offices, only spaces for instruction and collaboration. With flexible classrooms and technology to support digital education, Chou Hall nurtures cutting-edge learning modes and environments—both on campus and online.

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