UC Riverside is launching a fully online Master of Business Administration program this fall, opening the door for students across California, the nation, and around the world to earn a University of California MBA degree remotely.
By David Danelski (david.danelski@ucr.edu) | UCR News |
UCR School of Business honors six faculty members with student-voted 2026 teaching and innovation awards for excellence, mentorship, and classroom impact.
UC Riverside’s natural landscape served as inspiration for second-year business student Valerie Cheng’s photo illustration that won the 2026 R’Card photo contest.
Professor of Practice in Management Raj Singh worked for years as an engineer, manager, and consultant in aerospace, technology, defense, manufacturing, and crime analysis.
Think about the parts of kindergarten you enjoyed most: Holiday decorations and treats. Maybe some music to start the day. A teacher who cared about you personally and made you feel safe. Now think about some of the most serious topics of a business management class: How to handle layoffs respectfully. Negotiating salaries and making...
Are you a UCR student or alumnus with an eye on a dynamic and impactful career? Do you envision yourself shaping company culture, developing talent, and driving organizational success? Then mark your calendars and prepare for an unparalleled opportunity to connect with UCR Highlander alumni making waves in the world of Human Resources! The UCR...
What do Samantha Luevano ’18 and Emily Cooper have in common? Between a chef boyfriend and a job at a French marketing agency, Luevano’s life sounds like the real-life version of the titular character’s in the popular Netflix series “Emily in Paris” — without the script. Raised in Rancho Cucamonga, California, Luevano initially aspired toward...
Different industries, perspectives, and viewpoints highlight the return of this popular series. The UCR School of Business is bringing back its Dean’s Speaker Series in January 2026 with events exploring industry trends, the evolving expectations of leadership, and innovative strategies for resilience in today’s fast-paced workplace. Sponsored by the school’s A. Gary Anderson Graduate School...
UCR Business Professor Jerayr Haleblian’s research reveals that companies achieve higher stock values and profitability by slowing down corporate acquisitions to allow time for proper integration.
A UCR School of Business study reveals that shopping for shared items causes significantly more anxiety than personal purchases due to the social pressure of satisfying everyone's preferences.
By David Danelski (david.danelski@ucr.edu) | UCR News |
