The College of
Business offers graduate work leading to the Master of Business
Administration (MBA) degree with a
specialization in accounting. The program is designed for
accounting professionals seeking a broad
understanding of business management along with
advanced study in financial and managerial
accounting, taxation, accounting information technology and decision-making,
and contemporary issues.
Acct 590 may be used only with prior approval from the
accounting department.
Specialization Requirements:
MBA Core Courses
- 24 credit hours
Comprised of an integrated
series of concentrated courses plus course work in economics and statistics.
Accounting Specialization - 12 credit hours
REQUIRED:
ACCT 598 - Financial
Accounting: Theory and
Contemporary
Issues
ELECTIVES: ACCT 533 - Data Management for
Decision Makers ACCT 581
- Decision Models in
Accounting
ACCT 583 - New Technology and
Management
Accounting ACCT 584X
- Accounting
Information Control Systems
ACCT 585 - Tax Implications of
Business Decisions ACCT 586 - Advanced Income Tax
ACCT 589 - Accounting and
Taxation of Agricultural
Entities
ACCT 592
- Corporate Financial Reporting ACCT 593X - Financial Statement Analysis & Valuation ACCT 595 - Advanced
Accounting Problems
ACCT 596 - International Accounting ACCT 597 - Auditing II
Graduate Elective Courses - 12 credit hours
Select elective courses in at
least two other functional areas.
