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Software engineer, entrepreneur, and Fulbright Scholar: Meet Octavio Gzain, current MTM Graduate Student in the Department of Technology Management. 

Beth Beckhy, Professor and Stephen G. Newberry Chair in Leadership at UC Davis Graduate School of Management

The startup, founded through the New Venture Competition at UC Santa Barbara, enables a quicker path to viable treatments for Alzheimer’s and other diseases.

Florenta Teodoridis, Associate Professor of Management and Organization and the Jorge Paulo and Susanna Lemann Chair in Entrepreneurship at the University of Southern California

New webinars are available for the MTM program! No matter your background, UCSB’s Master of Technology Management (MTM) graduate program will give you the essential technology skills, business acumen, and entrepreneurial mindset to accelerate your career and expand your leadership opportunities within technology-driven firms. Attend an upcoming information session with MTM faculty and staff to learn more.

Does AI that monitors and supports worker emotions improve or degrade the workplace? Technology Management Professor Nelson Phillips and Doctoral Candidate Fares Ahmad offer their thoughts on the topic in a new piece in The Conversation.

UC Santa Barbara’s College of Engineering and Technology Management are introducing a new undergraduate program designed to prepare students to lead at the intersection of engineering, business, and technology.

Paul Dourish, Professor in the Department of Informatics at UC Irvine

Technology Management assistant professor Sukhun Kang receives the Regents’ Junior Faculty Fellowships (RJFF), which supports the continued development of his work regarding innovation metrics in strategy research. 

Pinar Ozcan, Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation and Academic Director of the Oxford Entrepreneurship Center and the Oxford Future of Finance and Technology (Fintech) Initiative.

Technology Management is pleased to announce that UC alumni are now able to apply for the Master of Technology Management (MTM) graduate degree program for free! Applicants who have received a degree from any University of California campus or who will complete their degree by Fall 2026 are eligible to apply for application sponsorship–a $135 value for U.S. citizens and permanent residents and a $155 value for international applicants.