This intensive 12-week summer program at the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management is designed for final-year undergraduate accounting students in Canada. It provides advanced accounting skills, professional accreditation, and networking opportunities to accelerate your CPA (Chartered Professional Accountant) journey. The program focuses on a case-based approach with weekly simulations to build strong case writing and analysis abilities, preparing you effectively for the CPA Common Final Examination (CFE). You'll gain practical experience through case competitions and direct feedback from industry professionals, while also developing essential communication and leadership skills.
The Graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting (GDipPA) is a full-time, 12-week summer program that covers the Core 1, Core 2, and elective Assurance and Tax modules of the CPA Professional Education Program (PEP). The curriculum is structured sequentially, with each course building upon the previous one.
Graduates of the Rotman GDipPA program are well-positioned to excel in their pursuit of the CPA designation. The program's accreditation by CPA ensures the curriculum aligns with current industry demands, and graduates often achieve high marks on the CPA CFE, with some even making the CFE Honour Roll. Rotman provides ongoing support, including opportunities to write practice exams.
Admission is competitive, and the program aims for a diverse class with varied academic backgrounds and perspectives. The application deadlines for the 2027 intake are to be announced (TBA).
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The program is accredited by CPA (Chartered Professional Accountant), fulfilling requirements for Core 1, Core 2, and elective modules of the CPA PEP.
Applicants must be enrolled in the final year of an undergraduate accounting program at a Canadian university. Admission is competitive.
This is an intensive, full-time program that runs for 12 weeks during the summer.
The program is delivered in English. Instructors are experienced practitioners, many of whom are involved with CPA Canada and CPA Ontario.
Specific tuition amounts for domestic and international students are not detailed on the program page and should be referred to the University of Toronto's general fee schedules for graduate programs. This program is primarily targeted at Canadian undergraduate students.
Applications are submitted through the University of Toronto's online application portal. You will need to review admission requirements, complete the form, and submit supporting documents like academic transcripts and proof of enrollment in your final year of an undergraduate accounting program.
Application deadlines for the 2027 intake are to be announced (TBA). The application period typically opens in the fall of the year preceding entry.