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The program leads to the degree of Master of Accountancy; its
built-in flexibility allows students with different levels of
academic backgrounds to participate in the program.
Three objectives guide the design of the curriculum for the Master
of Accountancy Degree: (1) Professional competency, (2) Satisfaction
of the educational requirement to sit for the U.S. Uniform Certified
Public Accountant Examination (CPA exam) and (3) Preparation for the
CPA examination.
Consistent with UNVA current requirements for Master’s Degree
Programs, the program totals 42 credit hours and is divided into two
levels of instruction: level I courses (“Core Courses”) and level II
courses (“Concentration Courses”). The former consists of four
courses, totaling 12 credit hours; the latter, ten courses totaling
30 credit hours.
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The disciplines selected and the required
number of credit hours provide the student with technical
knowledge and skills deemed by state Boards of Accountancy as
necessary to be a competent public accountant
International students with a three-year college degree are
required to complete appropriate foundation courses as
determined by the Department Chair before they are eligible to
enroll in the program.
Core Courses: 12 credit hours
BMGT 510 Legal Environment for Business
FINA 520 Corporate Financial Management
STAT 500 Statistics for Managers
RESE 540 Research Methodologies
Concentration: 30 credit hours
ACTG 500 Financial Accounting Analysis
ACTG 504 Corporate Financial Accounting
ACTG 510 Managerial Accounting
ACTG 512 Accounting for Government and Not for Profit Organizations
ACTG 522 Federal Income Taxation
ACTG 523 Auditing Theory
ACTG 524 Cost Accounting
ACTG 532 Federal Taxation of Corporations and Partnerships
ACTG 533 Advanced Auditing Theory
BMGT 514 Graduate Business Law
Optional Courses:
ACTG 540 Certified Public Accounting Review
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