UC Davis Graduate School of Management

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The UC Davis Graduate School of Management was established in 1981 to meet the need for quality management education in the growing Northern California region. The current dean is Nicole Woolsey Biggart.

For eleven consecutive years, U.S. News & World Report has ranked the UC Davis MBA program among the top 20 public institutions and in the top 50 public and private MBA programs in the nation.

The UC Davis MBA program also received top rankings in the September 2002 Wall Street Journal/Harris Interactive Business School Survey. The poll of more than 2,200 corporate recruiters ranked the Graduate School of Management among the top 20 public MBA programs in the world and in the top 50 overall.

There are approximately 125 Full-Time MBA students and 28 full-time tenure-track faculty members at the Graduate School of Management.



University of California, Davis

Academics

Undergraduate Colleges
Agricultural and Environmental Sciences • Biological Sciences • Engineering • Letters and Science

Graduate/Professional Schools
Management • Education • Law • Medicine • Veterinary Medicine


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