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MS in Accountancy |
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Masters in Business Administration
Accounting Concentration
General Information
MBA Students
Accounting Concentration
MS in Accountancy
General information MS in Accountancy / MS in Taxation Students
- Info on ACCT 597
- MS Accountancy Elective Approval Form
- MS Taxation Elective Approval Form
- How do I drop a class?
- How do I petition for a Leave of Absence?
The Master of Science in Accountancy provides the conceptual understanding and technical competence for a career in professional accounting. Many employment opportunities include public accounting, industrial accounting and government. The program encompasses both a theoretical foundation in accounting and business administration as well as technical skills. Emphasis is placed on the development of a professional attitude and the capacity to deal with issues of accounting policy and ethics.
The curriculum is designed for students with an undergraduate degree in business administration with a concentration in accounting. Students with a bachelor’s degree in a field other than business administration may meet this requirement by completing the Business Foundation block within the MBA along with the undergraduate accounting concentration courses. More information and course requirement...
Masters in Taxation Students
General information MS in Accountancy/ MS in Taxation Students
- Info on ACCT 597
- MS Accountancy Elective Approval Form
- MS Taxation Elective Approval Form
- How do I drop a class?
- How do I petition for a Leave of Absence?
The Master of Science in Taxation provides the conceptual understanding and technical competence for a career in taxation. Employment opportunities include the tax departments of CPA and law firms, as well as corporations and government tax agencies. For those already employed in the field, the MS in Taxation should meet the continuing education requirements of professional associations and licensing boards.
The curriculum is designed for students with an undergraduate degree in business administration with a concentration in accounting. Students with a Bachelors degree in a field other than business administration may be required to take additional preparatory courses. More information and course requirement...
