The Berkeley MBA for Executives curriculum begins with ten required core courses anchored in the fundamentals of business and delivered in the first three terms. These courses build upon one another and provide the analytical tools and essential knowledge to lead effectively.
Think systematically about achieving competitive advantage through the management of the firm's resources.
Examine accounting measurements for general-purpose financial reports, and gain clear understanding of published financial statements.
Become a critical consumer of statistical analysis by learning how to interpret regression analysis, model formation and testing, and diagnostic checking.
Understand how to value assets given forecasts of future cash flows and about the risk characteristics of different asset classes.
Understand how to make optimal decisions and to manage teams effectively, and gain tools to lead and influence others.
Advance your understanding of buyer behavior, market research, segmentation, marketing decision-making, marketing structures, and evaluation of marketing performance.
Gain an overview of issues facing manufacturing and service companies, including process analysis, project management, and supply chain management.
Study approaches that lead to a firm’s achievement of strategic goals and objectives—within a competitive context.
Frame managerial questions within a larger macroeconomic context, increasing your ability to navigate uncertainty with more precision and confidence.
Strengthen your ability to lead others through conceptual understanding of and tools for building trust in a business setting.
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