The UCLA Anderson School of Management is the graduate business school of UCLA, known for its highly regarded MBA programs and a strong emphasis on practical experience and specialization.

Students, researchers and health care leaders convened for the second annual Healthcare Analytics Symposium at the UCLA ...

Marion Anderson made the donation as the UCLA business school has become mainly self-supporting; it no longer receives state funds for master’s degree programs and relies more heavily on donors.

The business school would continue to pay UCLA for facilities and other shared costs, and UC would still compensate Anderson for teaching undergraduate courses in accounting. The plan assumes that ...

UCLA Anderson School of Management is a world-renowned ... Master of Financial Engineering, Master of Business Analytics and doctoral programs educate 2,200 students annually, while our Executive ...

Yo Gotti is expanding his horizons with a business course at UCLA Anderson School of Management. Gotti has enrolled in the “Corporate Valuation” course, which focuses on analytical tools for ...

One of the nation's top-ranked business schools is "inhospitable to women faculty," according to an internal academic review. Faculty of the Anderson Graduate School of Management at University of ...

In 2006, UCLA's Anderson Graduate School of Management ... only 20 percent of tenured business school professors are women. The new report cites Anderson for giving women smaller raises and ...

The UCLA Anderson School of Management’s bold push for independence is in danger of being strangled in a noose of red tape. The school’s proposal for a self-supported Masters of Business ...

A fundamental question arose immediately after UCLA Anderson School of Management announced its surprising plan to give up state funding: Will alumni come forward with bigger donations to make up the ...

UCLA Anderson dean Judy Olian said the ... In addition to the current gift and the naming gift to the business school, the Andersons' philanthropy has supported the dean's John E.