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10 UCLA Anderson Concurrent MBA Degrees

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Dual, or concurrent, degrees allow students to earn an MBA alongside another graduate degree for a combined track. This gives students the opportunity to develop theoretical and practical knowledge in another field simultaneously with their MBA studies. It’s an excellent course of action for students interested in multiple areas at the same time.

At UCLA Anderson’s Graduate School of Management, applicants have the opportunity to choose between ten unique MBA dual degree programs. For each of these programs, the candidate must submit a separate application to each program, following the instructions set forth by each program’s website. Decisions for admission will also be made separately, and you must be admitted to both programs simultaneously to earn your dual degree.

10 UCLA Anderson Concurrent (Dual) MBA Degree Programs

  1. Computer Science: MBA/MSCS

The MBA/MSCS concurrent degree is a three-year program that typically begins within the Department of Computer Science in the School of Engineering and Applied Science. The program is ideal for students interested in using their business education in a technical environment. To graduate, students must complete eleven computer science courses (36 units) along with 70 units of business courses and ten units of joint education.

  1. Dentistry: MBA/DDS

The MBA/DDS program is offered by the UCLA School of Dentistry. Students must be in their third year of dental school to apply. The integrated curriculum allows students to apply business knowledge to the dental profession. It’s a concurrent degree program designed for students who seek careers that would benefit from the integration of business administration and dentistry.

  1. Latin American Studies: MBA/MLAS

The MBA/MLAS program is offered by the Anderson School and the Latin American Studies Program. It’s a three-year concurrent degree that prepares students for a career in international management, focused on the Latin American region. It was developed with the understanding that individuals working in international business and management are better equipped to handle challenges if they understand the language and regional studies. To graduate, students must complete 84 units of management study and 36 units of Latin American studies.

  1. Law: MBA/JD

The MBA/JD program is a four-year program with the School of Law. It enables students to prepare for a career in law where management overlaps, such as public service, international trade, industrial relations, corporate law, and areas of management consulting. Students should apply to the program during their first or second year of law school and should expect to complete 76 management units and 73 law units.

  1. Library & Information Science: MBA/MLIS

The MBA/MLIS program offered by the Anderson School and the Department of Information Studies within the Graduate School of Education and Information Studies is three years in length. It’s designed for students who seek careers that draw on the specialized skills available from both fields. In total, students are expected to complete 48 units of MLIS studies and 48 units of MBA studies.

  1. Medicine: MBA/MD

The MBA/MD program is ideal for students interested in careers where medicine and management overlap. For example, students can earn a job post graduation in the area of medical management at a hospital center or management of health care delivery. The entire program requires five years to complete, and applications to the MBA program should be completed during the third year of medical school.

  1. Nursing: MBA/MSN

The MBA/MSN program is offered by the School of Nursing. It’s a three-year concurrent program that requires a minimum of 84 units in management and 45 units in nursing. It’s specifically designed for students who seek careers in hospital and nursing administration, and provides knowledge of both management and clinical care issues. The program also prepares students for management positions in the increasingly complex healthcare environment.

  1. Public Health: MBA/MPH

The MBA/MPH is a three-year concurrent degree between the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health Department of Health Policy and Management and the Anderson School. It was developed for individuals desiring a management career in healthcare or a related field. Students will receive in-depth, professional preparation to face the increasing challenges in the health care industry. To graduate students must complete 14 courses (56 units) with the School of Public Health and 84 units at the Anderson School.

  1. Public Policy: MBA/MPP

The MBA/MPP degree is offered through the Anderson School and the Department of Policy Studies within the Luskin School of Public Affairs. It’s a three-year concurrent degree program designed for students interested in a career that requires expertise in policy making and managements. Graduates should be able to easily navigate careers in public service, non-profit, and the private sector.

  1. Urban Planning: MBA/MURP

The MBA/MURP program is a three-year concurrent degree designed for students interested in a career that intersects the specialized interests of management and urban planning. It provides detailed knowledge about the workings of both the private and public sectors. To graduate, students must complete a minimum of 72 MBA units and 48 Urban Planning units.

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Kelly Vo is a writer who specializes in covering MBA programs, digital marketing, and personal development.

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