MS in Accountancy coursework is divided into two categories described below. Integrated throughout the courses are topics related to change and innovation, international business, and social responsibility. A total of 30 credits are required for completion of the degree. Electives must be approved by the program advisor.
Business Courses - A minimum of 12 credits is required, including:
- BUS 601 Executive Communications
- BUS 616 Business Ethics
- BUS 723 Business Law
- Plus 2 Electives from the following Business courses:
- BUS 603 - Organizational Development and Behavior
- BUS 604 - Operations Management
- BUS 605 - Statistics for Managers
- BUS 606 - Strategic Marketing
- BUS 607 - Corporate Finance
Accounting Courses - A minimum of 15 credits is required, including:
- BUS 714 Cost Accounting 2
- BUS 726 Advanced Accounting
- BUS 727 Government and Not-for-Profit Accounting
- BUS 756 Fraud and Forensic Accounting*
- BUS 798 Strategic Financial Management (capstone course)
- Possible electives:
- BUS 709 - Income Tax Accounting II
- BUS 725 - Accounting Systems
*If the student has not completed BUS 706 Auditing prior to entering the program, BUS 706 will be required in place of BUS 756.
Electives:
- BUS 761 Quality Improvement Methods
- BUS 762 Quality as a Business Strategy
- BUS 717 Volunteer Income Tax Assistance I
- BUS 718 Volunteer Income Tax Assistance II
- BUS 792 International Study Tour
- BUS 712 Investments
- BUS 711 Advance Corporate Finance
- BUS 739 International Management
- BUS 679 Internship
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