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BerkelHaas Haas School of Business Unirsity of Calirnia Berkeley GLOBAL ACCESS PROGRAM Study at UC Berkeley and the Haas School of Business The Berkeley Haas Global Access Program provides unique access to the Berkeley Haas School of Business top-notch faculty, courses and networks within the innovation ecosystem of the Bay Area and the Silicon Valley. Top-qualifying international students gain the knowledge, mindset, skills and connections necessary to excel as innovators and global leaders. The core curriculum emphasizes entrepreneurship, innovation and transformative leadership in digital and global markets. The Berkeley-Haas Global Access Program accepts applications from individual students and from participating university partners. Program Dates/Costs $19,900 per term Excludes living expenses estimated to be an additional $10,500 per semester. Fall 2018 August 20 - December 14, 2018 Application Deadline: July 1, 2018 Spring 2019 January 18 - May 17, 2019 Application Deadline: November 19, 2018 Coursework Students take 12-13 units of coursework offered by the Haas School of Business. Additional features include: • Graduate school admissions workshops • One-on-one career counseling • Cohort lunches • Professional development workshops • Company visits • Immersive California trips Summer Internships and OPT available. Admission Requirements • Open to 3rd and 4th year undergraduate students, graduate students and professionals. • Minimum Language Proficiency: TOEFL 90/ 7 IELTS/ TOEIC 800 (lower language proficiency accepted into BGA-Start) • 3.0 Grade Point Average bhgap@berkeley.edu LEARN MORE > extension.berkeley.edu/international/programs/bhgap In order to be considered for admission:
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BerkeleyHaas Haas School of Business University of California Berkeley
GLOBAL ACCESS PROGRAM
Study at UC Berkeley and the Haas School of BusinessThe Berkeley Haas Global Access Program provides unique access to the Berkeley Haas School of Business top-notch faculty, courses and networks within the innovation ecosystem of the Bay Area and the Silicon Valley. Top-qualifying international students gain the knowledge, mindset, skills and connections necessary to excel as innovators and global leaders.
The core curriculum emphasizes entrepreneurship, innovation and transformative leadership in digital and global markets.
The Berkeley-Haas Global Access Program accepts applications from individual students and from participating university partners.
Program Dates/Costs
$19,900 per term
Excludes living expenses estimated to be an additional $10,500 per semester.
Fall 2018August 20 - December 14, 2018 Application Deadline: July 1, 2018
Spring 2019January 18 - May 17, 2019Application Deadline: November 19, 2018
Coursework
Students take 12-13 units of coursework offered by the Haas School of Business.
Additional features include:
• Graduate school admissions workshops
• One-on-one career counseling
• Cohort lunches
• Professional development workshops
• Company visits
• Immersive California trips
Summer Internships and OPT available.
Admission Requirements
• Open to 3rd and 4th year undergraduate students, graduate students and professionals.
• Minimum Language Proficiency: TOEFL 90/ 7 IELTS/ TOEIC 800 (lower language proficiency accepted into BGA-Start)
• 3.0 Grade Point Average
LEARN MORE > extension.berkeley.edu/international/programs/bhgap
In order to be considered for admission:
Berkeley-Haas Global Access Program Course Options*
Business, Innovation & Entrepreneurship: Advanced Track
• Microeconomic Analysis for Business Decisions
• Entrepreneurship and Innovation
• Leading People
• Marketing
Business, Innovation & Entrepreneurship: Preparatory Track
• New Venture Finance
• Marketing Strategy in a World of DigitalDisruption
• High-Technology Marketing Management
• Entrepreneurship Workshop for Startups
• Opportunity Recognition: Technology andEntrepreneurship in Silicon Valley
• Leading People
* Not all courses are offered each term.
Tracks are offered for both undergraduate and graduate business and non-business majors
