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Two World Class Schools

Jumpstart Your Career

As an M.E.T. student, you’ll earn undergraduate degrees from both UC Berkeley’s prestigious College of Engineering and the Haas School of Business. World-class instruction, Silicon Valley industry experience, and career coaching with expert mentors ensure you and your cohort graduate as industry visionaries ready to start your own companies, lead innovation inside global firms, and contribute to social-impact ventures.

Design a unique path where your personal interests and future plans intersect. Align your Bachelors of Business from the renowned Haas School of Business with your choice of a Bachelor of Science degree in Bioengineering (BioE), Civil Engineering (CE), Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences (EECS), Industrial Engineering & Operations Research (IEOR), Materials Science & Engineering (MSE), or Mechanical Engineering (ME).

Imagine four years immersed in a top-ranked education, working alongside the best and brightest in business, technology, and engineering. Graduate with a global network of current and future business innovators.

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Freshman Application Process

You know your personal achievements position you for success in the M.E.T. program.
Continue your journey and apply:

  • Visit admissions.berkeley.edu (opens in a new tab) for details on the general admissions process.
  • Visit the admissions pages of the College of Engineering (opens in a new tab) and the Haas School of Business (opens in a new tab) to learn what we’re looking for in applicants.
  • Applications become available online in October of the year prior to entering UC Berkeley. The application period is November 1-30.
  • 5-7 business days after submitting your application, you’ll receive an email from UC Berkeley’s Office of Undergraduate Admissions, requesting a supplemental essay about your interest in M.E.T.
  • Additional information is sometimes needed, and you may receive a request to record a video essay in mid-January.
  • Accepted applicants are notified during February or March of the following year.

Not a freshman? Check out the Continuing Students Admissions process.

M.E.T. Students In Their Own Words