As a Penn State student, you have access to Vault, an online career database of information on a variety of business majors. This site offers industry career guides, cover letter and resume resources, information videos, and much more. Check out the Accounting Career Guides here! Interested in Consulting? View the Consulting Guides here.
Learn more about the One-Year Resident Master’s programs below.
Emerge with the technical competence and expertise to pass the CPA Exam and enter a career in areas such as public accounting, corporate accounting, management accounting, and governmental accounting. Click to learn more.
Emerge with the advanced analytics knowledge to be a leader in your organization with a STEM-designated master’s from the AACSB-accredited and internationally ranked Penn State Smeal College of Business. In just one year, master the skills needed to transform raw data into evidence-based decisions in today’s fast-paced business environment. Click to Learn More.
Expand your career horizons with an advanced STEM-designated finance degree from the AACSB-accredited and internationally ranked Penn State Smeal College of Business. In just one year, develop critical thinking skills in areas such as corporate strategy, valuation, market analysis, capital budgeting, mergers and acquisitions, investment analysis, and more to be successful in the corporate world. Click to Learn More.
Emerge with the essential business skills you need to compete for early career management and leadership roles with top organizations. Click to learn more.
Gain the special analytical tools and techniques unique to the real estate industry with a STEM-designated master’s degree from the AACSB-accredited and internationally ranked Penn State Smeal College of Business. In just one year, emerge with the skillset to succeed in careers such as commercial real estate analysis, real estate portfolio management, real estate research, commercial lending, and more. Click to learn more.
This has been the year of everything virtual — and that includes the workplace. Many companies plan to keep their employees at home for the foreseeable future, so if you’re currently job hunting, you may find yourself not only interviewing virtually …
