You’re studying business, health care, marketing, computer science or even engineering in your undergraduate years. So why learn U.S. law if you are not planning on becoming a lawyer?
Jill Vanderkar
It is no secret that last year was quite a challenge! Now imagine finishing nursing school and starting your nursing career all around that time. We know a nurses role is often underestimated, let
We support all students who are looking to expand their education—whether that’s preparing for graduate school, working toward a promotion or eyeing a career change.
For many, 2020 was a difficult year. For Brazilian student Eduardo Panini, it was the year of taking risks, following his passion and making big changes to his career.
After receiving his Computer Science degree from National Cheng Kung University(Taiwan) in 2012, Shih Hung Lin began his career in the software industry. He started out at National Chung-Shan
The allure of Berkeley—and the California lifestyle—was strong with Eduardo Ormeno, starting when he was 12 years old during a family visit.
Our recent Berkeley Haas Global Access Program (BHGAP) cohort truly made the most out of their fall semester.
A Spaniard born and raised, Carlos Gonzalez de Villaumbrosia grew up with a big dream of becoming a successful entrepreneur in Silicon Valley. After years of determination and perseverance, he
Letizia Fara experienced a full educational experience while building up her résumé:
Fall 2019: an in-person program
Spring 2020: a digital-learning program
Today: an internship
Before full-time work in banking at Interbank, and before Berkeley, José studied industrial engineering as an undergraduate student at the University of Tecnologica Peru (UTP). He wanted to one