Transcript Executive Education at the Global Leadership Institute EXECUTIVE EDUCATION STUDY PROGRAMS Master of Advanced Studies in International Affairs (MAS-IA) • a one-year (September - June) degree program.

Executive Education
at the Global Leadership Institute
EXECUTIVE EDUCATION
STUDY PROGRAMS
Master of Advanced Studies in International Affairs
(MAS-IA)
• a one-year (September - June) degree
program for experienced professionals
seeking specialized graduate education
Global Leadership Institute (GLI)
Certificate Programs
• study one quarter (3 months) up to 2 years for
professional development
• customized group programs for EMBA students
http://irps.ucsd.edu/programs
MAS-IA Program
The MAS-IA program is a one-year executive Master’s degree comprised of 48 degree units
(12 courses) that allows you to tailor a unique program to meet your professional needs.
Core Curriculum
Study Track
Regional Specialization
Two core courses taken in the
first term of study; a capstone
course is taken in final term
(choose one)
Two courses focusing on the
following areas:
Politics of International &
National Policy Making
International Political
Economy
China
Economies of the Pacific Rim International Public Policy
Japan
Workshop on Policy Issues in
the Pacific Region
Korea
International Relations
Latin America
Southeast Asia
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MAS-IA Sample Curriculum
Fall
Quarter
IRCO 481 – Politics of International and National Policymaking
IRCO 482 – Economies of the Pacific Rim
IRCO 403 – Managerial Economics
IRGN 424 – Corporate Finance
16 units
Winter
Quarter
IRGN 411 – Finance and Development
IRGN 490 – Doing Business in the Pacific
IRGN 490 – Legal Aspects of International Business
IRGN 438 – Operations Management: Analysis and Control
16 units
Spring
Quarter
IRCO 483 – Workshop on Policy Issues in the Pacific Rim
IRGN 420 – Strategic Marketing
IRGN 419 – Risk Management
IRGN 490 – Market Microstructure
16 units
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Internationally renowned scholars with leadership experience
in government and industry
Dean Peter Cowhey
Professor Susan Shirk
• Chief of the U.S. Federal
Communication Commission
International Bureau (1997)
• Deputy Assistant Secretary
of State (1997-2000),
Bureau of East Asia
• Senior Counselor to
Ambassador Kirk (2009-2010)
in the Office of the United
States Trade Representative
• Director of University of
California’s Institute on
Global Conflict and
Cooperation
Professor Barry Naughton
Professor Alex Kane
• Authority on the Chinese
economy: industry, trade,
finance, and transition to a
market economy
• Author of The Chinese
Economy: Transitions and
Growth
• Expert in the field of
finance, portfolio
management and capital
asset pricing
• Co-author of the widely
used textbook Investments
http://irps.ucsd.edu/faculty
MAS-IA Program Fee Chart 2011-2012
Fee Description
Mandatory Registration Fees*
Health Insurance**
Program Fee (Quarterly)***
Zhejiang University Merit Fellowship
TOTAL COSTS
Fall
$
504.50
$
552.00
$ 10,400.00
$ (1,040.00)
$ 10,416.50
Winter
$
504.50
$
552.00
$ 10,400.00
$ (1,040.00)
$ 10,416.50
Spring
$
504.50
$
552.00
$ 10,400.00
$ (1,040.00)
$ 10,416.50
Total Costs
$ 1,513.50
$ 1,656.00
$ 31,200.00
$ (3,120.00)
$ 31,249.50
*Mandatory Registration Fees apply to all Master of Advanced Studies degrees at UC San Diego.
Current Fees are posted at the following web site: http://www.ucsd.edu/current-students/finances/fees/registration/index.html.
**Health Insurance is required for all students. Information regarding the Graduate Student Health Insurance Plan is posted on the
following web site: http://www.ucsd.edu/current-students/student-life/health-safety/student-health-insurance.html.
***Program Fee subject to approval
Notes: Quarterly Program Fee, Registration Fees, and Health Insurance are based on 2010-11 rates
and are subject to change. All Fees for the MAS-IA are subject to change.
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MAS-IA
Application Requirements
Priority Application Deadline:
April 15, 2011
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Four-year bachelor’s degree or its equivalent from an institution of comparable standing to the University of California
with a minimum grade-point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
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Minimum five years of relevant work experience
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Personal statement and three letters of recommendation
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Transcripts from universities or colleges mailed to:
IR/PS Office of Admissions -- MAS-IA
University of California, San Diego
9500 Gilman Drive #0520
La Jolla, CA 92093-0520 USA
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International applicants: minimum TOEFL 80 iBT or 577 PBT (UC San Diego institution code: 4836)
IELTS band 7.0
Peterson’s Test of English (Academic) overall score 65
Test requirements can be waived for applicants whose university education was conducted in English
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Application materials must be submitted electronically https://gradapply.ucsd.edu/
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Certificate Programs at the
Global Leadership Institute
Executive options for study programs tailored to your professional and
educational needs and the objectives of your sponsoring organization
include:
– Long-term Professionals (one quarter -2 years)
Follow the university academic calendar with access to graduate courses
– Short-term Study (1-30 days)
Condensed group instruction in a variety of disciplines
– Post-graduate Research
Advance a thesis or project as a Research Fellow
GLI also features customized overseas education programs for visiting
EMBA groups that provide an optimal combination of coursework and
professional tours (site visits) to prominent international industries
such as the San Diego World Trade Center, Sempra Energy, Centre City
Development Corp.,and QUALCOMM.
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http://irps.ucsd.edu/gli
Why GLI: Elevate your organization
Take a role in shaping your organization’s future
– Whether you work in business or government, GLI provides an educational
experience to help your organization excel in today’s global environment
– Expand your social and professional networks and interact with peers from
public and private organizations
– Interact closely with world renowned faculty that specialize in international
business and management trends, regional economic integration, and financial
development
– Learn from prominent international and domestic policy-makers by attending the
numerous lectures, seminars, and panel discussions hosted by the School of
International Relations and Pacific Studies (IR/PS) and affiliated departments
– Meet specialists in industry headquarters and government offices to foster new
ideas and implement strategies for success in today’s working environment
How to apply: Long-Term Certificate Programs
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
ADMISSIONS PROCESS
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Application for Admission (pages 1-2)
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GLI receives your application and supporting
documentation
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Sponsor’s Statement (page 3)
2
An acceptance letter is sent to you with a reply form
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Transcripts from universities or colleges attended (must have a
bachelor’s degree or higher)
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You complete and return the reply form
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Minimum TOEFL 68 iBT, 190 CBT, 520 PBT or TOEIC 605 is necessary
for admission to GLI
Students with scores less than TOEFL 90 iBT, 230 CBT, or 570 PBT; or
IELTS band 7.0 are expected to enroll in supplemental English
language courses
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GLI sends you a DS-2019 application form
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Without an officially recognized English language test score,
consideration for admission can be granted under the condition that
you enroll in the GLI Summer Intensive ESL Program
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You complete the DS-2019 application and send it
back to us
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Copy of passport photo page and passports of any family members
staying with you in San Diego
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We submit your completed DS-2019 application form to the
UCSD International Center for processing (about 3 weeks)
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$75.00 application fee and $300.00 DS-2019 processing fee (payable
to “UC Regents”)
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We mail you the DS-2019 that you take to the U.S.
Consulate or Embassy for your interview to receive a J visa
Download an application from the GLI web site
http://irps.ucsd.edu/gli
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Facts of Note – School of International
Relations and Pacific Studies (IR/PS)
IR/PS Courtyard
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Dynamic curriculum blends the best of
three professional school traditions:
management, public policy, and
international relations
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Exceptional Faculty – top academicians
with world class experience
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Outstanding alumni who have assumed
positions of leadership in business,
government, and nonprofit organizations
throughout the world.
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Facts of Note – UC San Diego
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One of the best universities

The Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU),
compiled annually by Shanghai Jiaotong University, ranks
UCSD as the 14th best university in the world
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Washington Monthly’s 2010 College Guide ranks UCSD as
the best university in the nation, based on the positive
impact the university has had on the country.
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US News and World Report ranks UCSD as the 7th best
public university in the United States
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Unique geographical position within the
Pacific Region
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Internationally renowned faculty
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UCSD Nobel Prize winners include Renato Dulbecco (1975);
Harry Markowitz (1990); Paul Crutzen, 1995; Mario J.
Molina (1995); Robert F. Engle (2003); and Roger Tsien
(2008)
World-renowned campus for environmental
sustainability
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6ZiGUCn6MA
UC San Diego’s Geisel Library
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http://www.ucsd.edu
San Diego, California
 The state of California is the 8th largest
economy in the world
 San Diego is the 8th most populous city in
the U.S.
 Pacific Ocean to the west, the Laguna
Mountains and Borrego Desert to the east,
and Tijuana, Mexico to the south
 More than 500 biomedical companies with
192 biotech spin-offs from local universities
and institutions
 More Ph.D.'s, personal computers, and
miles of fiber-optic cable per capita than
any other U.S. city
 Prime location for international businesses
in the Maquiladora industry with 2,000
companies involved in U.S.-Mexico
production-sharing operations
 Features excellent healthcare systems with
26 accredited hospitals
*figure are based on the International Monetary Fund list on 2007 List of countries by GDP (nominal) for world GDP
**July 1, 2010 population estimates released by U.S. Census Bureau
Live in San Diego
Local housing
options
•More than 30 apartment
communities within 1.5 miles to
UCSD campus
•One bedroom apartments start at
$1,200 monthly / Two bedroom
apartments start at $1,600
monthly
•Within walking distance to
grocery stores and shopping malls
•Free UCSD shuttle service and
public transportation for all bus
routes entering the campus
Thank you for your interest in
our Executive Education programs!
Please contact us if you have any questions:
Website: http://irps.ucsd.edu
MAS-IA: [email protected]
Certificate Programs: [email protected]