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The Rady School of Management announced that it will offer a new master of professional accountancy degree for students seeking to become Certified Public Accountants.
The new degree is intended to prepare graduates for a variety of accounting careers, as well as meet requirements for candidates seeking 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 programme.”
The Rady School’s undergraduate accounting minor provides foundation accounting courses and is one of the largest minors on campus with more than 200 students graduating each year.
The new 50-unit degree programme 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) at the Rady School of Management was founded to support and catalyse the University of California’s innovation leadership and entrepreneurship initiatives.
The CIID programme has grown to include the StartR and mystartupXX accelerator programs, Triton Innovation Challenge, Rady Innovation Fellows, Rady Venture Fund and Idea Connect. All of these programmes, combined with the many other unique learning opportunities of the Rady School, provide students with the opportunity to explore the many sides of innovation and entrepreneurship.
The Rady School of Management offers a series of undergraduate business and accounting courses and…
These courses are designed for undergraduate students who wish to enhance their accounting, business and management skills.
Rady's MBA delivers knowledge and skills needed to address the challenges that innovative companies face now – and in the future.
The MSBA at the Rady School is an intensive program that will provide students with the skills to succeed in data-rich business environments. The programme offers rigorous, hands-on training that will prepare students to use data and analytics to identify business opportunities, generate business insights and create business solutions.
The Rady School of Management’s Master of Finance degree provides rigorous, hands-on training, preparing graduates to immediately contribute in environments where quantitative and analytical skills are at a premium. They will learn leading-edge methods for analysing "big data" for financial decision making and risk management.
Beginning in 2019, the Rady School's Master of Professional Accountancy (MPAc) will prepare students for a wide range of accounting career opportunities that span public accounting firms, corporate accounting departments, and not-for-profit and governmental organisations.
The Rady School Ph.D. programme is committed to training intellectual and innovative scholars who will contribute to the advancement of management education and knowledge in the 21st century. Its emphasis is on innovation, dedicated training and impactful research. The curriculum is designed to be extensive, flexible and personalised, in a self-directed research environment.
Applications are processed on a rolling admissions basis, meaning they are evaluated as they are received. Admissions decisions are usually made within four to six weeks after the School receives a complete application. Students are encouraged to apply early.
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 programmes. Students are required to possess relevant background experience depending on the course they apply for.
The Rady School is located on the northwest corner of the UC San Diego campus in La Jolla, California. The campus is ideally located near the Pacific Ocean, the U.S.-Mexico border and the Pacific Rim. It is a short walk to beautiful ocean views with hang gliders flying by. Also a short walk away is Peets Coffee, a bar and grill and several other food options.
The Rady campus features four large seminar rooms with theatre seating, smaller classrooms and multipurpose rooms, conference rooms, a library, a student centre, 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 Wells Fargo Hall houses several state-of-the-art conference rooms, an expanded centre for executive development, a designated wing for the Rady School Ph.D. programme and a fully-equipped student services centre, as well as 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.
San Diego is a great place to study — and a great place to live. The University, research institutions and innovative business community have become a magnet for attracting smart, successful people to the region.
As California’s second-largest city (after Los Angeles), San Diego has the resources and diversity of a major metropolitan area — and it has a feel of community, with distinctive neighborhoods and a strong civic sense.
San Diego is home to more than 500 biomedical companies, over 1,400 software and computer services companies and is considered the high-tech capital of Southern California.
The key to San Diego's successful development of innovative industries is the unique, collaborative environment cultivated by the region's top technology companies. The nexus between companies, research institutes and universities, San Diego is the ideal medium to foster increased growth in ground-breaking technologies.
On campus and off, Rady students and alumni are meeting people, creating networks and friendships, and participating in the life of a vibrant city. The Rady School is a critical node in the innovation network that is San Diego and a catalyst for expanding networks, building bridges and enhancing relationships. Collaborations are common in the region, which has a track record of amazing innovation — especially in the life sciences, high tech and communications — and a deeply entrepreneurial culture.
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