Chapter 6 Graduate Program Requirements/Course Descriptions
College of Business
Master of Business Administration Degree – Management Accounting Concentration
This concentration is designed to provide added preparation in management
accounting subjects for graduate business students
who do not have extensive coursework in accounting.
Students choosing to concentrate in management accounting must complete the
21 semester credit hours of courses containing
the foundations of knowledge and 12 semester credit hours as follows:
ACC 5803 Controllership
ACC 5823 Nonprofit and Governmental Accounting
ACC 5833 Cost Management and Control
ACC 5873 Budgeting and Forecasting
Master of Business Administration Degree – Taxation Concentration
This concentration is designed to offer the opportunity for qualified graduate
students to study business administration while
developing special expertise in taxation. To achieve this end, students can
focus their elective courses on developing an
understanding of tax problems and opportunities in business planning.
Students choosing to concentrate in taxation must complete the 21 semester
credit hours of courses containing the foundations
of knowledge and 12 semester credit hours as follows:
ACC 6043 Tax Research
and 9 hours from the following:
ACC 6053 Estate, Trust, and Gift Taxation
ACC 6073 Advanced Corporate Taxation
ACC 6083 Special Topics in Tax Practice
ACC 6113 Flow Through Entities
2. Admissions
3. General Academic Regulations
4. Master's Degree Regulations
5. Doctoral Degree Regulations
6. Graduate Program Requirements and Course Descriptions
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