Rady School of Management

School

Location

The city of San Diego is a wonderful place to study and live. The city offers a thriving business community meaning plenty of opportunities for students of the Rady School. Rady students are making connections and a network for themselves on and off campus. The region is known for its collaborations which have shown to produce invaluable innovation and a deeply entrepreneurial culture. 

The Rady campus is equipped with cutting-edge technology and modern facilities where students and faculty enjoy easy access. 

Accreditations

The Rady School of Management at UC San Diego is accredited by AACSB International (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business). 

AACSB International is one of the world’s most prestigious international accreditation bodies and to have received AACSB accreditation is an impressive achievement for any institution. 

The accreditation reflects the Rady School’s commitment to maintaining a high standard of education and remaining committed to striving for education excellence. 

Programs

The Rady School of Management offers three Masters Programs: Master of Finance, Master of Professional Accountancy, and M.S. in Business Analytics. All programs are STEM Designated, providing students with the necessary skills to lead a successful career in data-rish business environments. 

The programs take 10-15 months to complete offering students an accelerated path to obtain a master’s degree in as little as 9 months. 

Scholarships

The Rady School of Management offers a range of scholarships for domestic and international admitted applicants, awarded based on merit. To be eligible for the scholarship, applicants must detail how he/she meets the eligibility requirements stated on the website. 

Applicants should also complete the “Financial Assistance” section of the application form, including a short answer detailing their qualifications. 

Fun fact

In 2017, Rady School of Management at UC San Diego reached a 150 startup company milestone. The School's students and alumni have founded 150 operational startup companies since the school’s first graduate class in 2006. The companies combined, contribute over $2 billion to the local and national economy.