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Master of Accounting

Courses

The Master of Accounting degree (MAcc) requires 30 units of graduate-level coursework with opportunities for specialization via tracks in Audit, Management Information Systems, Tax, and Entrepreneurship. Courses that can be used to satisfy the accounting and general business requirements for the degree are listed below.

Meeting Accounting Units Requirements

All students are required to complete the following accounting courses:

Course Number

Course Title

ACCT 501

Advanced Accounting

ACCT 522

Advanced Federal Taxation

ACCT 525

Accounting Theory and Institution

ACCT 531 Principles of Auditing

Plus 15-18 credit hours from the following courses (see tracks for more information):

Course Number

Course Title

ACCT 510

Principles of Profit Planning and Control

ACCT 528

Partnerships

ACCT 529

International Taxation and Accounting

ACCT 553

Tax Research

ACCT 554

Analysis of Financial Statements

ACCT 556 Current Issues in Taxation

ACCT 580

Communication Skills for the Accounting Profession

ACCT 572A

Accounting for Not-For-Profit Entities

ACCT 593

Internship (Approved by MAcc advisor)

ACCT 599

Independent Study (Approved by MAcc advisor)

Meeting General Business Requirements

Courses available for students with non-business undergraduate degrees:

Course Number

Course Title

ECON 550

Economics for Managers

FIN 510A

Finance

ACCT 521

Business Law & the Search for Non-Obvious Liabilities

MIS 585

Strategic Management of Information Systems

Courses available for students with undergraduate business degrees:

Course Number

Course Title

ECON 560

Industrial Organization

ECON 561

Economics of Regulated Industries

FIN 513

Fundamental Valuation Modeling

FIN 515

Venture Capital

FIN 518

Investment Banking

FIN 521

Investment Analysis

LAW 619

Estates and Trusts

ACCT 521

Business Law and the Search for Non-Obvious Liabilities

MIS 513

Business Foundations for Information Technology

MIS 573A

Production and Operations Management

MIS 573B

Production and Operations Management

MIS 565

Managing for Quality Improvement

PA 543

White Collar and Organizational Crime

PA 544

Ethics in Private & Public Organizations

Students are also allowed to take any MBA classes, depending on availability:

For additional information, please contact us.

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