COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Accountancy (MAcc) program consists of a 30-unit core curriculum designed to equip students with the advanced knowledge and skills required for professional success and CPA exam eligibility. The program begins with a course in ethics for accounting professionals, providing a foundation in ethical reasoning and conduct, which is essential in today’s accounting landscape. Students then engage in advanced financial reporting and financial statement analysis, where they learn to interpret complex financial data and reports crucial for strategic decision-making. The curriculum also includes advanced auditing and analytics, integrating modern audit practices with data-driven approaches to improve accuracy and efficiency.To address internal organizational needs, the program offers coursework in management accounting and corporate finance, helping students develop skills in budgeting, performance evaluation, and financial planning. A course in information systems and data analytics equips students to effectively use digital tools and technologies in accounting tasks. Advanced federal taxation is included to deepen students’ understanding of tax law and its applications in various financial contexts. Government and non-profit accounting introduces students to the unique financial reporting and operational requirements of public and nonprofit entities.The final course, CPA exam preparation, is tailored to help students comprehensively review key concepts and practice for the exam. Overall, the MAcc program offers an in-depth, practical, and ethically grounded education that prepares students to excel in various accounting careers and meet the professional qualifications for becoming certified public accountants.