Overview
FDU's College of Business Administration Programs Feature a Global Business Environment and Entrepreneurial Studies
At the Samuel J. Silberman College of Business Administration (SCB) at Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU), the Rothman Institute of Entrepreneurial Studies prides itself on instructing and sustaining true metamorphosis of entrepreneurship in the scholarly, professional, and not-for-profit sectors. For over twenty years, the Institute's outstanding faculty members have been providing an entrepreneur program rated among the Top 20 in the nation. and by. The AACSB-accredited institute has created several outreach programs that enable graduate students and corporations to expand their new business endeavors.
The global business environment at SCB is one that the university established through the Office of Global Learning, which provides not only graduate programs abroad but also brings business leaders and their world experiences directly to the campus. In the contemporary online world, this mission extends greatly to include access to adjunct faculty, varied lecture series, and research collaborations. Additionally, the school's long history with the United Nations has enabled world leaders and economic decision makers to regularly visit and speak with students about the cutting edge of new international business developments.
The college offers a complete graduate assistant program for full-time students who help various departments by assisting with research endeavors, directing advisorial assistance to faculty members, collating information, and making other contributions. Graduate assistants participate in a minimum of two community activities every semester, such as those at regional medical centers, food banks, and other endeavors.
An Executive M.B.A. and Master's Programs in Accounting and Taxation Are Available At FDU
The Department of Accounting, Tax, and Law at SCB offers two-tracks in the M.S. in accounting program. One track was created for graduate students who have already completed a bachelor's degree in accounting or have a similarly accredited background. The second track is for those who achieved a bachelor's degree with another focus and wish to concentrate in accounting as a graduate student. The program is well known for providing a great tax and accounting education that fully prepares its students for the professional world.
The Master of Science in taxation program was created for graduate students and those who professionally practice tax preparation. The program gives students a deep knowledge of tax practices relative to individuals, corporations, estates, and others at both the fundamental and advanced levels. The M. S. in taxation has been accredited by the distinguished AACSB International.
By meeting on Saturdays, the Executive M.B.A. program allows graduate students to complete its required course work of 48 credits in just a little over eighteen months. This enables working students to continue their professional functions. Additionally, students can participate in a 12-day seminar in one of several countries in Europe, South America, or Asia.
Faculty And Graduate Students Engage in Diverse Research Opportunities at Silberman College of Business Administration
The full-time faculty at Fairleigh Dickinson's SCB totals over 300 professors who teach at the school, while an additional 400 support this team on a part-time basis on campus. The entire staff has made a strong commitment to the teaching of all students at the school. They present their direct experience and provide conscientious study opportunities, as well as offer rigorous research opportunities that engage everyone involved. Many of the faculty members are professional experts in their fields, internationally published authors, and top researchers across a range of disciplines.
A great deal of academic research is conducted regularly at the college. It supports a sequence of research studies in business with both students and teaching staff, and creates "The Journal of Pharmaceutical Chemical Business," a professional publication. The teaching staff also works in the areas of marketing, health care, management information systems, production management, entrepreneurship, operations management, business law, quantitative analysis, taxation, and several other fields of intense research. They bring the many benefits of these efforts to their students on a daily basis.
Research facilities are vast and varied, enabling all graduate students to work in collaboration with faculty, tenured professionals, and other students on ongoing research and development studies as well as internships and professional projects. The business research facilities offer the very best in computational and presentational technologies and communication modalities.
