THE SPECIALIZATION HAS THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS:
- • MGMT 295A: Entrepreneurship and Venture Initiation
- • MGMT 295D: Business Plan Development
- • Two Additional Entrepreneurship Electives
A specialization in finance at UCLA Anderson includes an examination of how financial markets operate -- how investors and money managers make portfolio decisions, how markets allocate capital to its best use, and the determination of risk and return for various asset classes. The specialization also considers important corporate financial decisions including how best to raise capital to start and grow a business, evaluating and prioritizing a firm’s investment opportunities, deciding whether to build or acquire critical assets, and managing risk. MBA students choosing to specialize in finance most often receive placement in corporate management, investment banks, and money-management firms.
THE SPECIALIZATION HAS THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS:
- • MGMT 430: Corporate Finance
- • Three Additional Finance Electives
THE SPECIALIZATION HAS THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS:
- • Four Easton Approved Electives
- • Additional non-academic activities

“I chose to pursue my MBA to help take my love for technology and innovation to the next level. With the opportunities at the Easton Technology Management Center UCLA offered a great fit to grow my skill set and enable myself to take on leadership roles in the technology business development and management realm.”
Milan Karunaratne
FEMBA '18
Engineering Technical Leader - Digital Engineering
GE Transportation
THE SPECIALIZATION HAS THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS:
- • MGMT 278A: Urban Real Estate Financing and Investing
- • Three Additional Real Estate Electives
THE SPECIALIZATION HAS THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS:
- • 1 course from the following list:
MGMT246A: Business and the Environment
MGMT298D: Impact Creation, Analysis & Evaluation
MGMT298D: Social Entrepreneurship - Business Models for Social Impact - • 12 units of Social Impact Electives, which may include a social impact Glocal Access Program project approved by Impact@Anderson