Essentials of Leadership and Management (ELM)
Now Accepting Applications
Your path to success begins here!
For decades, UC San Diego Division of Extended Studies has provided high-quality leadership and management training to high-potential employees.
This program is designed for mid-level leaders, managers, and supervisors.
This program is taught by a variety of faculty and subject matter experts and is designed to help develop exceptional leadership, communication, teamwork, and project management skills. With 60 hours of learning, the instructional approach emphasizes team interaction, problem solving, personal reflection and peer coaching. Topics within the program are selected based on the immediate and practical needs of the participants. Case studies and business simulations offer timely, relevant and specific application to the unique environment of companies operating in a modern technology and global marketplace.
Upon program completion, ELM participants will be prepared for greater responsibility within their company. Sponsoring companies will see immediate improvement in managerial performance as a result of the concepts that are taught and the knowledge that is gained in the ELM program. Furthermore, the dynamic interaction between participants throughout the program builds valuable long-term relationships.
Program Dates and Times
The sessions will meet one time per week for fourteen weeks. Session attendance is mandatory.
Beverages and snacks provided at in-person sessions.
Winter 2025 |
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Format: In-person |
Dates: February 10 (orientation) February 18 (only Tuesday class) - May 19, 2025 |
Time: Mondays, from 1:00 PM to 5:30 PM PT |
Application Deadline: January 29, 2024 |
Next Application Deadline
January 29, 2025
Tuition
$5,495
Program Duration
14 weeks
Application and Admission
Each participant must complete an application and be admitted to the program. Application can be submitted any time via the online application form. Applicants are evaluated based on their academic and professional experience and current management duties to ensure they are a proper fit in the program.
Tuition Reimbursment
Many companies sponsor employees to participate in programs an an integral part of the their management development efforts. The knowledge the participants gain in this program allows for them to better contribute to their company's success, both in fulfilling their current responsibilities and in working with other functional units to conceive and implement valuable new capabilities.
Additional Information & Resources
Program Benefits
- Discover best practices in managing and leading teams
- Engaging applications that can be used in the workplace
- Learn how to get the most out of yourself and your team
- Case studies and simulations provide real world practice
- Team exercises promotes exchange of ideas with individuals representing multiple companies and industries
Program Topics
Information, tools and models are presented in class with an emphasis on immediate and direct application. ELM draws heavily on the collective experience of the participants which come from a variety of companies. Participants work in teams to apply concepts, examine case studies, and project assignments.
Strategic Pillars
- Everything DiSC
- Leadership, Conflict & Resiliency
- Building and Sustaining a High-Performance Team
- Improving Emotional Intelligence
- Unconscious Bias
- Performance and Talent Management
- Team-Oriented Simulation
- Organizational Change
- Employment Law
- Diversity and Inclusion
- Effective Coaching
What Will You Earn?
Upon successful completion, you will receive a verifiable digital credential and printable certificate. The digital credential may be shared on social media, in email signatures, or with colleagues and friends in order to recognize your achievement. In addition, you will have earned 60 hours of education from UC San Diego Extended Studies (6 credit units). Official university transcripts are available by request.
Contact Us
Cindy McHugh
Business & Corporation Education
UC San Diego Extended Studies
Email:
cmchugh@ucsd.edu