Executive Education

The Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michgian has a state-of-the-art executive education facility housed within the Business School complex. The facility provides executive education programs from four weeks in duration (The Executive Program) to less than a week in duration, both at the School's facility and at locations around the world. Programs are offered for specific companies, as well as for the business community at large and is one of the largest of its kind affiliated with a university anywhere in the world.

The Ross School of Business accounting faculty are involved in many of the company specific executive education programs offered by the school. Topics of interest for which the accounting faculty have developed program materials for delivery include:

Activity Based Costing for Service and Manufacturing Sectors
Performance Measurement
Product and Service Costing and Profitability Analysis
Cost Systems and Operational Controls
Planning and Control of Multi-Segment Business Operations
Resource Management and Allocation for Profit Enhancement
Transfer Pricing and Profit Center Performance Measurement
Evaluating Financial Statements
Business Analysis and Valuation of the Firm
Financial Reporting in a Global Economy
International Issues in Financial Reporting
Reading and Understanding Financial Reports
Accounting and Finance for Non-financial Managers

For further information about possible new courses designed to suit your needs,
please contact the accounting department chairperson, William Lanen (lanen@umich.edu).

For information about existing executive education offerings and registration information,
please go to the executive education web site at http://execed.bus.umich.edu.