Master of Accountancy (MAcc)

MAcc Student Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the MAcc program a student will be able to:

Prepare analytical review of complex business and accounting topics from both theory and practice.
Write clearly, effectively, and efficiently in an accounting context.
Orally communicate ideas clearly and effectively.
Demonstrate an appropriate understanding of relevant technology and be able to apply technology to accounting issues.
Demonstrate an understanding of the professional behavior, regulatory standard setting mechanisms, and ethical responsibilities relevant to clients, markets and society as a whole.
Demonstrate proficiency in technical topics commonly covered on professional certification examinations such as the CPA, CMA, and CIA examinations.

Assessment process for the above outcomes will be course-imbedded within the graduate accounting courses.

Thirty graduate-level semester hours beyond the undergraduate degree must be completed by all students.

Course List
Code	Title	Hours
Required Courses
AC 621	Advanced Financial Accounting	3
AC 624	Tax for Business Entities	3
AC 627	Advanced Managerial Accounting	3
AC 629	Accounting Research Seminar	3
AC 630	Advanced Accounting Information Systems	3
AC 639	Accounting Theory and Ethics	3
EC 652	Managerial Economics	3
AC 626	Contemporary Issues Accounting	3
or AC 628	Government/Not for Profit Accounting
Subtotal		24
Elective Courses
Select two of the following:		6
One or two additional accounting courses from above and/or
One or two upper-level MBA courses and/or ¹
BU 616	Commercial Transactions
AC 699	Internship in Accounting ²
Subtotal		6
Total Hours		30

Excluding AC 654 Management Accounting Analysis and any law courses included in the MBA curriculum.

Only three hours of AC 699 Internship in Accounting credit are allowed.

Students should consult with the Director of the MAcc Program regarding availability of electives.