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Graduate
Programs
Master of Science in Business
Participants in the Smith Master of
Science in Business: Accounting program
gain the leading-edge knowledge and
skills they need to bring exceptional
value to their firms in today’s
high-stakes accounting arena – and earn
an advanced accounting degree from one
of the world’s leading business schools.
The curriculum is relevant, practical
and applicable from day one, focusing on
such key issues as internal audit
application and practice; current trends
in corporate governance; the role of
managerial accounting in overall
management planning and control
structure; fraud prevention, deterrence,
detection, and control; and IT security,
IT controls and IT auditing.
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Accounting
Concentration in the MBA Program
Accounting is a vital part of the
core curriculum at the Smith School
because it is at the heart of any
information system organizations use to
make managerial decisions. It provides
managers with the financial information
necessary for planning business strategy
and controlling organizations, and helps
investors make informed financial
decisions. Course work taught by our
outstanding Accounting Department can be
integrated with classes in finance,
economics, and information systems. The
core accounting courses provide the
foundation and breadth needed to make
informed managerial decisions, while
electives teach advanced managerial
accounting, financial statement
analysis, and taxation. With the careful
selection of electives, students can
qualify to sit for the Certified Public
Accountant (CPA) exam upon completion of
the MBA. When combined with courses in
information systems, an accounting
concentration provides strong
preparation for jobs with major
accounting and consulting firms.
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Accounting
Concentration in the PhD Program
The accounting concentration in the
PhD program is designed to prepare
students for academic careers in the
accounting departments of leading
research institutions. The program
emphasizes the simultaneous development
of students’ knowledge of existing
accounting research literature and the
relevant research methodologies.
Students also obtain a strong background
in related fields such as economics,
finance, and statistics. The accounting
faculty is comprised of renowned
scholars in their respective areas of
specialty with strong records of
research publication and teaching.
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