150 MSA Auditing/Financial Reporting
The mission of the graduate programs in auditing/financial reporting is to prepare students to contribute as auditing and financial reporting professionals to the success of their organizations, to the enhancement of the accounting profession, and to the betterment of society. To this end, we provide students with technical and non-technical skills necessary to enter, adapt, and succeed in a dynamic business environment. We also encourage and model the practice of life-long learning.
Core Courses (24 Hours)
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3 |
ACCT 5303 |
Accounting Systems, Management, and Control |
3 |
ACCT 5305 |
Accounting Research & Communication |
3 |
ACCT 5309 |
Special Entity-Ownership Accounting Issues |
3 |
ACCT 5319 |
Auditing Theory and Practice |
3 |
ACCT 5320 |
Advanced Topics in Auditing |
3 |
ACCT 5327 |
Advanced Income Taxation Accounting |
3 |
ACCT 5332 |
Ethics in Accounting |
3 |
BLAW 5392 |
Advanced Business Law |
Electives (9 Hours)
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Group A (at least one from each group) |
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3 |
FIN 5325 |
Securities Analysis |
3 |
FIN 5329 |
Money & Capital Markets |
3 |
FIN 5333 |
United States Financial Systems in a Global Environment |
3 |
FIN 5338 |
Multinational Financial Management |
Group B (at least one from each group) |
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3 |
ACCT 5306 |
International Taxation |
3 |
ACCT 5311 |
Oil & Gas Accounting |
3 |
ACCT 5315 |
Estate & Gift Taxation |
3 |
ACCT 5324 |
Issues in International Accounting |
3 |
ACCT 5382 |
Internship in Accounting |
3 |
ISQS 6347 |
Data & Text Mining |
3 |
MGT 5374 |
Negotiation & Conflict Management |
Capstone Course (3 Hours)
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3 |
ACCT 5334 |
Professional Accountancy |
**Course requirements subject to change. Degree Plans must be filed after completing 9 credit hours of Graduate Coursework. To graduate, you must have at least one 3-hour "A" above a 3.00 graduate GPA. Individual degree plans vary based on concentration and student background.
