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The Student Services team operates in a hybrid model. Academic Advisers are offering appointments both virtually and in person. When signing up for an appointment, please make special note of the mode in which the appointment will take place.
To schedule a full advising appointment visit my.uic.edu portal. Click on the “Advising” tab, and then on the iAdvise button. The iAdvise online scheduling tool has the most up to date availability for all advisers.
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| ACTG 500 | Dmitri Luper |
| FIN 500 | Kevin Salinas |
| IDS 532 | Hua Jiang |
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At UIC Business Liautaud Graduate School, student organizations play a vital role in supporting and enhancing every aspect of the UIC Business experience that appeal to diverse interests and issues. From celebrating cultural diversity to offering professional guidance and support, the student organizations are created, run and shaped by graduate students. They also function as an exchange for both past experiences and new ideas, supplementing the collaborative academic environment. The assortment of academic, professional and industry-specific organizations is open to all students.
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The Business Ambassador Program was developed with Dean Mikhail’s mission in mind to activate our brightest student leaders in support of UIC Business outreach opportunities. As Business Ambassadors, involvement includes participation in both recruitment and events as a representative of UIC Business, often as the first point of contact for potential students and other friends of the college.
For questions and more information about the Business Ambassador Program, please contact Joey Maman, Lead Academic Advisor.
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The Graduate College petition process allows students to formally state their cases when requesting exceptions to Graduate College policies and procedures. Below are some of the most commonly requested petitions available for download. Students are encouraged to speak with their academic advisers for more details regarding the petition process.
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| Petition | Description |
|---|---|
| Credit Hour Overload Agreement | Submit this form if planning to take more than 20 credit hours during a semester. |
| General Petition | Use this form to request anything that is NOT part of the pre-approved policies, curriculum, etc. This may include late drop/late add, waive one or more prerequisite courses (all programs except MBA), replace a requirement for a concentration (MBA only), or take a course not automatically approved for degree & apply it toward degree (within or outside of UIC Business). |
| Independent Study Petition | Add an Independent Study course as part of their degree curriculum. |
| Late Registration Petition | Priority and Open registration begins approximately two months before the start of the term and continues through the official 10th day (5th in Summer) of the term. Any registration activity after that date is considered late. |
| Leave of Absence Petition | Any student who plans to take more than one semester off (doesn’t include summer). This form is for MBA students only. Specialized Masters (all non-MBA) must pick up a carbon-copy form from their adviser. |
| Self-Directed Concentration Petition | This form is for MBA students only. Students wishing to pursue a Self-Directed concentration option must work with an academic adviser and have their chosen plan of study approved. |
| Transfer Credit Petition | This form is for MBA students only. Credits can be transferred in from another AACSB-accredited MBA program, provided that a degree was not conferred. Please consult with an advisor for assistance with this process. |
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The UIC Business Writing Reference Guide provides easy-to-follow instructions for incorporating commonly used business terms, numbers and concepts into your work. This manual is designed to enhance your skills as an effective writer. Review often, as new content will be added periodically.
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Joint Degree Information
UIC Business offers current graduate business students the opportunity to enroll in joint degree programs to develop their expertise in multiple specialized areas. The following joint degree programs are offered:
- MBA/MS in Accounting
- MBA/MS in Business Analytics
- MBA/MS in Finance
- MBA/MS in Management Information Systems
- MBA/MS in Supply Chain and Operations Management
- MS in Business Analytics/MS in Finance
- MS in Business Analytics/MS in Management Information Systems
- MS in Finance/MS in Management Information Systems
For more information, speak to your academic adviser.
Additionally, UIC Business has partnerships with the College of Medicine, College of Pharmacy and School of Public Health through which students can complete an MBA. Interested MD, PharmD and MPH students should speak to their academic adviser in their home college or contact gradbusiness@uic.edu as instructions vary by program.
Graduate Certificate
A Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain and Operations Management is available consisting of 16 credit hours. Coursework focuses on such topics as production planning, inventory control, technology, warehouse management, quality control, supplier selection, procurement and managing supplier relationships. Courses will take a case-oriented and problem solving approach imparting marketable skills in operations and supply chain management. Learn more about this program.
Changing or Adding a Program
UIC graduate students who wish to apply to a joint degree or certificate program, or to change their graduate program, must submit an Add/Change Application to UIC Business for admission consideration. There is no application fee. Upon admission, students will be notified to complete a Change of Graduate Program Form with their academic advisers in both programs. Currently enrolled graduate students outside of UIC Business wishing to add a joint degree should first consult with their home college academic adviser. UIC Business does not allow students to add a second degree outside of the approved joint degrees and partnerships noted. For questions, please contact gradbusiness@uic.edu.