About Haas

 

Facts and Figures


Founded:
1898; the oldest business school at a public institution in the United States

Dean:
Richard K. Lyons

Student Enrollment:
2,278 students in six degree programs

Number of Faculty:
85 ladder-track faculty

135 professional or visiting faculty



Number of Staff:
250

Number of Alumni:
33,644

Market Value of Endowment:
$214 million

Annual Operating Budget:
$90 Million

Full-Time MBA Program:
500 total students

Evening & Weekend MBA Program:
780 total students

Undergraduate Program:
711 total students

 

Berkeley-Columbia Executive MBA Program:
140 total students

 

Master's in Financial Engineering Program:
67 total students

PhD Program:
80 total students


Executive Education Programs:
Berkeley-Columbia Executive MBA
Center for Executive Education

 

Cronk Arch
The Haas School of Business was named after Former Levi Strauss & Co. President and Chairman Walter A. Haas, Sr., in 1989.

 

Our Strength in Numbers

 

Our Strength in Numbers: Interactive Fact Book

 

Read the school's strategic plan