The Language of Business
Accounting is an essential element of all companies, across industries. Whether you’re
interested in gaining a deeper knowledge of accounting principles, preparing to sit
for the CPA exam, or advancing within an accounting profession, the University of
Dallas can help you achieve your goals.
Why Accounting at UD?
- The University of Dallas accounting program is nationally ranked by Best Value Colleges,
Online MBA Today and Value Colleges.
- Accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB
International) represents the highest standard for business schools worldwide.
- Experiential courses covering topics such as financial statement analysis, business
ethics and accounting research methods.
- Evolving curriculum adapts to fit the needs of today's organizations.
- Expert faculty who lead in their field, bringing the latest advancements into the
classroom.
Accounting Programs Offered at UD:
Master of Science (M.S.) in Accounting
This 33-credit-hour program provides an in-depth education with a leadership and ethics
focus. Upon graduation, students are prepared to sit for the CPA exam and begin a
career in public accounting in fields such as assurance, taxation, consulting or forensic
accounting.
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MBA with Accounting Concentration
For professionals looking to enhance their careers in management, the MBA with accounting
concentration allows students to gain a basic understanding of accounting concepts
to complement their knowledge and leadership skills gained through the Dallas MBA.
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Employment Outcomes
Our recent graduates have found success in positions such as:
Finance and Accounting Specialist
The Home Depot
Senior Associate
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Fund Accounting Analyst
Fidelity Investments
Senior Accountant
MetLife
Senior Associate
EY
Tax Accountant
Southwest Airlines
Accounting Team Leader
7-Eleven
Audit Manager
Deloitte
Program Rankings
“
The University of Dallas prepared me with a great foundation of knowledge through
my accounting courses while learning real-world applications, thinking critically
and understanding the material rather than just memorizing the material.
”-
Candice Vermeulen, M.S. Accounting
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