Academic Programs

Academic Program

In addition to MBA programs, the Darla Moore School of Business offers several specialized, functional master's programs. Students in all of these master's programs have access to:

  • Award-winning faculty with extensive knowledge and real-world experience
  • Quality core and elective courses that prepare students for today's competitive marketplace 
  • Comprehensive career management services
  • The academic resources of a world-class university, which include a diverse student population—35,000 students from 105 countries worldwide—and an enriching array of academic and social activities
  • The opportunity to create a worldwide network of academic, corporate and alumni contacts.

Program Offerings

Master of Accountancy
The MACC program prepares students for careers in public, private, and governmental accounting, while also providing the opportunity to meet the education requirements demanded of CPAs and to develop a specialization.

Master of International Business 
This interdisciplinary program combines the development of international business expertise with an advanced understanding of international studies. The program is unique in its focus on political, economic and socio-cultural dimensions of global business. The curriculum is designed to provide a broadened and integrative understanding of business and government interactions globally.

Master of Human Resources  
Innovation, customer service and efficiency all depend on hiring the right people, developing their skills and abilities and motivating them through effective reward systems. The MHR program prepares students to step into the HR focus of a company from the moment of hire.

Master of Arts in Economics  
The MAEcon program is designed to prepare a student for a career as a professional economist in government or business. It is also a popular choice for students on a path towards a doctoral program in economics, business or law.

Master of Education - Higher Education Business Administration   
This collaborative program, led by USC's College of Education, is targeted towards professionals in higher education who develop programs, manage large projects and, in general, lead their institutions. The curriculum consists of courses from both the College of Education and the Darla Moore School of Business.