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The Rady School of Management is offering a new Master of Professional Accountancy degree for students seeking to become Certified Public Accountants. It is designed to help students graduate well-prepared for a range of careers in accounting. Additionally, it will help candidates who need to meet certain requirements when qualifying for a CPA license.
“The master of professional accountancy is an exceptional opportunity for undergraduate students to extend their education one year and significantly accelerate their career advancement,” said Rady School Dean, Robert S. Sullivan. “We have a robust accounting undergraduate constituency, so it was a natural fit for us to offer this program.”
The undergraduate accounting degree provided by the Rady School offers a foundation program in the subject. It is one of the largest minors available to study, where over 200 students graduate from the program every year.
The new 50-unit degree program is composed of quantitative, analytical, legal and regulatory coursework and can be completed in as little as nine months.
The California Institute for Innovation and Development (CIID) was created to work alongside the University of California’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program.
The CIID program has grown to include the StartR accelerator programs, Triton Innovation Challenge, Rady Innovation Fellows, Rady Venture Fund and Idea Connect. Each of the following programs, along with myriad other innovative educational opportunities at the Rady School, offer students the chance to explore the different areas of innovation and entrepreneurship.
The MBA program is tailored to the specific challenges and needs required by companies in industry.
This intensive program offers an education in the knowledge and skills required for data-heavy business environments. Students will receive rigorous, practical training using data and analytics.
The Master of Finance degree allows students to learn through intensive, practical classes where they are ready to make an impact in careers which require high-quality quantitative and analytical skills.
With the first program commencing in 2019, the Master of Professional Accountancy program will develop students into competent career-ready graduates suited for a variety of positions.
Students who study a Ph.D. program will receive a top-quality education designed to help them make a positive contribution to the advancement of management education. There is a focus on innovation, training and research.
A range of programs are on offer, including:
Admissions applications to the Rady School are considered as soon as the school receives them. Decisions are typically finalized within four to six weeks after an application is received. Therefore, students are encouraged to apply as soon as they can.
After students submit their application, they will receive confirmation and instructions for further action, if necessary. The admissions committee will review the application to determine if they would like to schedule an interview.
The application checklist includes the below for all programs. Students are required to possess relevant background experience depending on the course they apply for.
As a graduate student at the Rady School, students gain more than an extraordinary business education. They gain lifelong connections with their fellow students, faculty and alumni, who are invested in their success. The Rady School’s small class sizes and the focus on collaboration encourages a close-knit community where boundaries can be pushed within a supportive environment.
The faculty of the school are committed to research and thus are esteemed experts in their fields. Many are nationally known for their work and are published within the top journals.
The network students develop with their classmates gives them access to a world of relationships in San Diego and across the globe. Their Rady colleagues have lived and worked around the world and represent industries and companies that are vital to global economic success.
UC San Diego’s strong ties to the science and technology communities of San Diego, a hub of innovation, provides students with a large array of opportunities — like internships, professional seminars, company collaborations and networking events — to become engaged with the innovation community of San Diego.
Apart from the AACSB, the Rady School is accredited by the Western Association of Schools & Colleges (WASC) and is recognized for:
The Rady School can be found in the northwestern corner of the UC San Diego campus located in La Jolla. Based near the Pacific Ocean, the U.S.–Mexico border and the Pacific Rim, it is just a short walk to beautiful ocean views with hang gliders flying by.
The Rady Campus features four large seminar rooms with theatre seating, smaller classrooms and multipurpose rooms, conference rooms, a library, a student center, the Executive Development Suite and faculty and staff offices.
With sweeping views of the Pacific, Wells Fargo Hall is a feat of contemporary architecture. The building was constructed to meet Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) gold certification, achieving high performance in human and environmental health, water savings and energy efficiency.
The Hall is home to many modern conference rooms, a large center for executive development, an entire wing dedicated to the Rady School Ph.D. program, an extensive student services center and the Beyster Auditorium.
Otterson Hall is a 50,000 square foot facility with classrooms, conference rooms and common areas for students, as well as faculty and staff offices.
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