Concurrent degree programs allow students to earn an MBA plus another UCLA graduate degree in a combined track, which typically saves students a year of graduate study. Candidates must be independently admitted to both UCLA programs.

UCLA currently offers 10 programs that combine an MBA with another graduate degree. Click on the image of the program you're most interested in to learn more.

MBA/JD School of Law, 4 years

MBA/MD School of Medicine, 4-6 years

MBA/Master of Computer Science School of Engineering, 3 years

MBA/Master of Latin American Studies Latin American Studies Program, 3 years

MBA/Master of Library and Information Science Education and Information Studies, 3 years

MBA/Master of Nursing School of Nursing, 3 years

MBA/Master of Public Health School of Public Health, 3 years

MBA/Master of Public Policy School of Public Policy and Social Research, 3 years

MBA/Master of Urban Planning School of Public Policy and Social Research, 3 years

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

UCLA Anderson and the other UCLA schools and departments make independent admissions decisions on all concurrent degree program applicants, and most have different application deadlines. For specific information on each program, please see the above information links and also visit the UCLA Graduate Division website for more details.

Please note that courses taken abroad on one of our international MBA exchange programs do not count as credits towards concurrent degrees.