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MS-Accounting Program Curriculum

Candidates with Baccalaureate Degree in Accounting
General Accounting Track

  • All candidates must complete the thirteen courses (50 quarter credits) listed below:*
Course No. Course Title

Credits

Accounting Courses (7 courses):
22 ACCT 782
Deloitte Leadership Seminar
 2
22 ACCT 821 Managerial Accounting

4

22 ACCT 831 Corporate Tax I

4

22 ACCT 872 Federal Tax Planning and Research

4

22 ACCT 873 Auditing

4

22 ACCT 874 Advanced Auditing

4

22 ACCT 882 Strategic Cost Management

4

22 ACCT 887 International Accounting

4

Business Law Courses (2 courses):
22 BLAW 851 Corporate Law I

4

22 BLAW 852 Corporate Law II

4

Free Electives (3 courses)

12

Total Credits 50

Candidates with Baccalaureate Degree in Accounting 
Taxation Track

  • All candidates must complete the thirteen courses (50 quarter credits) listed below:

Course No. Course Title

Credits

Accounting Courses (3 courses):
22 ACCT 782
Deloitte Leadship Seminar
2
22 ACCT 821 Managerial Accounting

4

22 ACCT 873 Auditing

4

22 ACCT 882 Strategic Cost Management

4

Taxation Courses (7 courses):
22 ACCT 831 Corporate Tax I

4

22 ACCT 832 Corporate Tax II

4

22 ACCT 836 International Taxation

4

22 ACCT 841 Taxation of Subchapter S Corporations

4

22 ACCT 843 Advanced Individual Income Taxes

4

22 ACCT 846 Corporate Tax III

4

22 ACCT 872 Federal Tax Planning and Research

4

Business Law Courses (2 courses):
22 BLAW 851 Corporate Law I

4

22 BLAW 852 Corporate Law II

4

Total Credits 50


Candidates with Non-Accounting Business Degree

  • All candidates must complete the sixteen courses (56 quarter credits) listed below:
Course No. Course Title Credits
Accounting Courses (14 courses):
22 ACCT 321 Accounting Systems and Procedures

3

22 ACCT 322 Intermediate Accounting I

3

22 ACCT 323 Intermediate Accounting II

3

22 ACCT 472 Tax I

3

22 ACCT 782 Deloitte Leadership Seminar 2
22 ACCT 821 Managerial Accounting

4

22 ACCT 831 Corporate Tax I

4

22 ACCT 872 Federal Tax Planning and Research

4

22 ACCT 873 Auditing

4

22 ACCT 874 Advanced Auditing

4

22 ACCT 875 Consolidated Financial Statements

3

22 ACCT 882 Strategic Cost Management

4

22 ACCT 887 International Accounting

4

22 ACCT 889 Professional Ethics and Accounting

3

Business Law Courses (2 courses):
22 BLAW 851 Corporate Law I

4

22 BLAW 852 Corporate Law II

4

Total Credits

56


Candidates with Non-Business Degree

  • All candidates must complete the twenty courses (68 quarter credits) listed below:*
Course No. Course Title Credits
Business Courses (5 courses):
15 ECON 711 Economics for Managers

4

22 MGMT 710 Teams: Interpersonal Processes

2

22 FIN 713 Financial Tools for Managers

2

22 MKTG 711 Marketing for Managers

4

22 QA 711 Business Statistics and Decision Models

4

Accounting Courses (13 courses):
22 ACCT 321 Accounting Systems and Procedures

3

22 ACCT 322 Intermediate Accounting I

3

22 ACCT 323 Intermediate Accounting II

3

22 ACCT 472 Tax I

3

22 ACCT 782 Deloitte Leadership Seminar 2
22 ACCT 821 Managerial Accounting

4

22 ACCT 831 Corporate Tax I

4

22 ACCT 872 Federal Tax Planning and Research

4

22 ACCT 873 Auditing

4

22 ACCT 875 Consolidated Financial Statements

3

22 ACCT 882 Strategic Cost Management

4

22 ACCT 887 International Accounting

4

22 ACCT 889 Professional Ethics and Accounting

3

Business Law Courses (2 courses):
22 BLAW 851 Corporate Law I

4

22 BLAW 852 Corporate Law II

4

Total Credits

68

A maximum of 12-quarter credits can be transferred in from graduate course work completed at other AACSB accredited institutions. This is subject to approval of the Program Director.

Final Evaluation Requirements

The Graduate School requires an individual evaluation process as a culmination of the course work in every Masters program at the University of Cincinnati. This requirement will be met in the General Track by taking the Strategic Cost Management course (22 ACCT 882) and in the Taxation Track by taking the Research in Taxation course (22 ACCT 840).

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