Master of Accountancy (MAcc)

The Master of Accountancy (MAcc) program at Keiser University is designed for individuals seeking to advance their careers in accounting, particularly those aiming for professional certifications like the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) or Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE). The curriculum focuses on developing advanced critical thinking, research, and communication skills relevant to the accounting profession. Students will delve into topics such as financial reporting, auditing, taxation, fraud examination, and data analytics, preparing them to tackle complex accounting issues and ethical standards.

Curriculum

The Master of Accountancy program requires 36 graduate semester credit hours. The coursework covers a comprehensive range of advanced accounting topics.

1. Graduate Division Courses
   • Advanced Financial Reporting and Accounting Concepts
   • Advanced International Accounting Concepts
   • Advanced Cost/Managerial Accounting
   • Governmental and Fund Accounting
   • Advanced Data Analytics for Accountants
   • Advanced Auditing Theory and Applications
   • Fraud Examination Concepts
   • Fraud Examination Conduct and Procedures
   • Fraud Examination and the Legal Environment
   • Special Topics in Corporate and Estate Taxation
   • Special Topics in Taxation
   • Professional Accounting Research

Careers

Graduates of the Master of Accountancy program are prepared for a variety of advanced roles in the accounting field, equipped with skills to understand accounting's role in business, navigate ethical standards, and communicate effectively.

• Private or public accountant
• Government accountant
• Budget analyst
• Chief financial officer
• Cost accountant
• Payroll manager
• Educator
• Forensic and investigative accountant
• Tax professional