This program is perfect for...
- Students who have completed requirements for another UCLA Extension certificate who wish to take courses in accounting for the concentration
- Individuals with a personal interest in a management curriculum that focuses on accounting
- Professionals required by their organization to take continuing-education courses
- Current accounting professionals seeking new skills
What you can learn.
- Ethics principles that apply to accounting professionals
- How to manage a business to ensure its success
- Contemporary management issues
- Data-management technology
What our students say about our certificates.
What our certificates have done for our students.
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feel a certificate helped them enhance their careers
1 in 4
received a salary increase after starting a certificate program
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Courses
Click below to view the required and elective courses, if applicable, for this program.
Students must take a minimum of 4 courses in Accounting or as many as nine for the concentration in Accounting. Courses must be numbered X 1-199 or X 400-499.
Candidates must complete 36 units of coursework within the academic discipline of Management. A minimum of 4 courses (16 units) must be in Accounting. The remaining 5 courses can be any management courses of your choice numbered X 1-199 or X 400-499.
Estimated Cost Breakdown
All courses in this program are paid for individually, unless otherwise noted. An application form is required to establish candidacy in this program. From the 'Apply Now' button, complete the online application and pay the application fee if applicable.
Application & Candidacy Fee
200.00
Estimated Program Tuition
7200.00
Estimated program textbook/materials
1000.00
*The Application & Candidacy Fee establishes your candidacy in the program for a period of time covering normal progress toward completion and may allow you to access a variety of program benefits.
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