In conjunction with Anderson's international field study for students in Anderson School's Fully Employed MBA Program, the UCLA Venture Development Program assists high-growth companies seeking to expand into international markets. The Anderson School at UCLA, through the UCLA Venture Development Program, thereby works together with major international partners from Chile, Finland and France.

You may view the work of this year's students on-line at the Knapp International Venture Forum or view the five-part series Experiences in International Entrepreneurship.

For more information:

• The Anderson School at UCLA
• The Executive MBA Program (EMBA)
• The Fully Employed MBA Program (FEMBA)
• The Harold Price Center for Entrepreneurial Studies oversees all teaching, research, curriculum development, and extracurricular activities related to entrepreneurship at The Anderson School at UCLA.
• The Knapp International Venture Forum
• UCLA's Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER) was founded in 1989 as part of a network of 28 CIBERs created by the United States Omnibus Trade and Competitiveness Act of 1988.
• UCLA Venture Development Program fosters the creation and growth of world-class technology-based enterprises using the entrepreneurial talents and netwroks of The Anderson School at UCLA.

For more information on the people involved:

• Alan L. Carsrud, Director, Venture Development Program
• Jose de la Torre, Director, CIBER
• Richard A. Goodman, Chair, Management Faculty
• Jack McDonough, Director, MBA Program
• Hans Schollhammer, Chair, International Management Program
• Victor C. Tabbush, Course Director, FEMBA Field Studies
• Bruce G. Willison, Dean, The Anderson School at UCLA

UCLA programs currently running on UCTV:

• Bernard Brodie Distinguished Lecture: Talking Peace -- Jimmy Carter
• A Conversation with UCLA Professor Emeritus Paul D. Boyer
• A Conversation with UCLA Professor Louis J. Ignarro
• Do Fish Have Noses?
• Erick Hawkins 1964
• The Evolution of International Entrepreneurship
• Experiences in International Entrepreneurship
• Faculty Research Lectures
  • Giorgio Buccellati
  • Robert B. Goldberg
  • Harvey R. Herschman
  • Carole Pateman
  • Michael E. Phelps
  • S. Lawrence Zipursky
  • Christopher B. Donnan
  • Andrea M. Ghez
• Mildred Mathias: A Lifetime of Memories
• Rethinking National Security
• Roth Quartet: The Sixteen Quartets of Beethoven
• The Struggle for Social Justice: Excerpts from a Symposium on Recognition, Peparations and Redress
  • Accounting for the Debt: Appeasement, Apology or Accountability
  • Achieving Social Justice: What Form of Redress?
  • The Struggle of Inequality: Manning Marable, Columbia University
• The View From Within: Japanese-American Art from the Internment Camps, 1942-1945