Master of Management
9-month full-time program at the UC Davis campus
A different kind of business school.
You’ll be immersed in a close-knit community that inspires others to achieve, helps others to succeed, shares resources without expectations, builds trust, and challenges you to become your best self.
About the Program
The STEM-designated Master of Management program from the University of California, Davis, is designed for recent undergraduates and early-career professionals. In nine months, you can graduate with fundamental leadership skills, a custom-tailored career roadmap and access to corporate connections across Northern California and beyond.
California's College Town
Davis is the ultimate college town. It’s green, laid back and friendly. You can walk or bike from the main campus to the main street in a few blocks. UC Davis is centrally located in Northern California. We’re a day trip away from some of the most beautiful places in the world.
UC Davis Experience
Take advantage of all the opportunities that UC Davis’ globally ranked research university community has to offer, from the arts and theater to sports and campus traditions—and a lot of experiences that will surprise you.
The UC Davis Difference
Map out your professional path
Partner with our career development experts to create a roadmap that aligns with your interests, skills and ambitions.
Accelerate your career progress
Level up sooner—our STEM-designated Master of Management is a 9-month degree program and does not require work experience.
Build corporate connections
Tap into the UC Davis network of industry contacts in Sacramento, San Francisco, Silicon Valley—and well beyond.
Close-knit community
Collaborate with classmates, faculty, alumni and executives from all over the world who will challenge you to be your best self.
World-class faculty
You'll benefit from our distinguished professors' depth of knowledge and personal attention.
College-town lifestyle
You’ll enjoy a quintessential college-town lifestyle with easy access to the economic engines driving the world’s 5th largest economy.