Master of Science in Accountancy



MBA/MAcc Dual Degree Curriculum

MBA Foundation—Knowledge and Skills (14 credits)

508  Applied Ethics (2 credits)
518  Law for the Executive (2 credits)
519  Marketing Management and New Product Strategy (2 credits)
523  Managing Operations (3 credits)
 

MBA Core (19 credits)

510  Understanding the Value Chain  (2 credits)
513  Economics for Decision Making  (3 credits)
515  Information Systems for Managers  (2 credits)
520  Managing a Diverse Work Force  (2 credits)
530  The Global Economy  (2 credits)
537  Public Affairs Management  (2 credits)
538  Strategy Formulation and Implementation  (3 credits)
630  Leading Change in Organizations  (3 credits)
 

MAcc Required Courses (14 credits)

522  Financial Management  (3 credits)
536  Taxes as a Basis for Managerial Decisions  (3 credits)
631  Measurement & Disclosure  (3 credits)
632  Contemporary Issues In Financial Reporting  (2 credits)
801  Fraud Examination  (3 credits)
 

MAcc Elective Courses (18 credits)

Students may take courses in more than one area of specialization.
 
Forensic Accounting
   802  Advanced Forensic Accounting Techniques  (3 credits)
   803  Securities Regulation & Corporation Law  (3 credits)
   808  Legal Process & Procedures  (3 credits)

Electives
   807  Cases in Forensic Accounting  (3 credits)
   809  Practicum in Forensic Reporting  (3 credits)
 
SEC Reporting
   628  Organizational Assessment  (3 credits)
   803  Securities Regulation & Corporation Law  (3 credits)
   804  SEC Reporting  (3 credits)

Electives
   806  Special Topics in Financial Reporting  (3 credits)

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Note: Students must complete 30 credits (not including course waivers) in both the MBA and MAcc programs to satisfy the requirements for each degree.
   
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