The master of accountancy in financial accounting is a 30-credit program that is broken up into full-time and part-time sessions. Fifteen credits are earned in-person during the summer session, when students are enrolled on a full-time basis. The remaining credits are earned online and part-time in the fall and spring semesters. Advanced standing is available for qualified courses.
Core Courses
The Summer Session is taught in two five-week sessions, with two classes per session held on the Livingston campus in New Brunswick/Piscataway and the Newark campus. The first session begins in May, and the second session immediately follows in July. Two courses are taught in each session, with each class meeting twice a week. A fifth course, Advanced Auditing and Accounting Information Systems, spans the two five-week sessions.
Course Number
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Title
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Credits
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22:010:645
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Decoding of Corporate Financial Communication
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3
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22:010:660
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Accounting in the Digital Era
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3
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22:835:628
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Advanced Accounting Research
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3
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22:010:626
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Advanced Auditing and Accounting Information Systems
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3
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22:010:690
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Special Topics in Audit Analytics
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3
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See the Course List and Descriptions chapter of this catalog.