Master of Accountancy — MAcc, Graduate Certificate
Degree Programs
Graduate Certificates
Master of Accountancy (Campus or Online Options)
The Master of Accountancy (MAcc) is a professional non-thesis degree program requiring a minimum of 30 semester hours and a maximum of 42 semester hours and a two- and one-half day campus residency. The program provides students additional technical skills, research and communication skills, as well as focused preparation on passing the CPA Exam. During spring semester, campus students enroll in six hours of coursework and the Auburn Becker CPA Exam Review. Before graduation, campus students sit for all four parts of the CPA Exam.
The degree may be earned as a traditional, campus student or through the online option. Campus classes are recorded and streamed to online students. Therefore, online students receive the same lectures and AACSB accredited degree as their campus peers. The online option is identical to the campus option regarding rigor, standards, and student accountability.
Graduate Certificate in Accountancy (Campus or Online Options)
The online Graduate Certificate in Accountancy (GCA) is a 12-semester hour non-degree seeking program offering graduate level accounting coursework. The certificate is a great option for students who just need a few more hours of coursework for CPA licensure, need credentials to teach at the collegiate level, or would like to add a certificate to another graduate business degree.
For more information, please visit https://harbert.auburn.edu/. Questions should be directed to Mrs. Andee Hodo, Director of Graduate & Online Programs in the School of Accountancy, at andee.hodo@auburn.edu or (334) 844-6207.