Culture - Get Inspired
Live, work, study and thrive where information and technology pioneers and producers continually innovate and reshape the world. Contribute to the diversity of Silicon Valley’s high-tech, fast-paced entrepreneurial spirit and environment.
Enterprises - Build Your Network
Connect with successful Silicon Valley powerhouses, startups, investors, supporters and other key leaders. Hear how their enterprises are formed, developed and operated. Learn from their successes and their failures.
Knowledge - Embrace New Insights
Learn from Silicon Valley’s most highly respected faculty – each with in-depth, hands-on academic and professional experience ranging from startups to Fortune 500 companies.
Skills - Learn What You Need to Know
Sharpen your business and management skills, fill any gaps and emerge well-prepared for the innovative and productive career you want.
Networking - Make Friends and Connections
Meet the right people – your connections will give your great ideas and your career that extra edge. We’ll introduce you through social and learning activities, and we’ll show you how to make the most of these invaluable relationships.
Pursuing a startup? Preparing for a promotion? Ready for a career change?
You will find everything you need at the Lucas Graduate School of Business. This is
the place to expand your knowledge, skills, connections and aspirations, right here
in Silicon Valley.
And we will fit your schedule. Our daytime, evening and online courses are flexible enough to meet the demands of full-time working professionals, full-time students and everyone in between.
San Jose State University is based in San Jose, California. We are right in the middle of all the action, tightly connected with Silicon Valley’s powerful network of pioneers, innovators and leaders.
They are looking for people just like you.
And so are we.
We bring Silicon Valley to the classroom so you can bring it to the business world.
In the Spotlight
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Jonathan Katz, Is there a typical path to a master’s degree in accounting? Not according to Jonathan Katz. After graduating from Muhlenberg College in Allentown, Pa., with a degree in philosophy and a minor in music, Katz held jobs in non-profits and public relations. During the 2008 recession, he decided to explore jobs that aligned more with his career ambitions. “I took some online accounting classes, and something just clicked for me,” he says. “So I started looking for programs that would help me make the transition into a career in accounting without needing to pursue an additional undergraduate degree.” READ MORE |
