Master of Accounting
The MACC Fall 2023 application deadline is June 1st.
We are currently accepting applications for Fall 2023 for the MACC Hybrid program. Apply Now!
We are also accepting applications for the pre-requisite courses that start in Summer 2023. Apply Now!
Gain the competitive skills you’ll need to tackle accounting’s ever-changing challenges. FIU’s Master of Accounting (MACC) program is open to those who majored in accounting or business in college and offers specializations in taxation and assurance.
With convenient hybrid, or fully online classes, professionals easily balance career development among their other responsibilities. In addition, students are provided access to the Wiley CPA Gold Course to best prepare them for the CPA exam.
- MACC for Accounting Majors (10 months)
- Other majors: Students who have a business degree with a major other than accounting or those with a Bachelor of Accounting degree from overseas may receive a conditional admission to the Master of Accounting program (MACC) pending completion of the pre-requisite courses.
FIU’s Master of Accounting is among the 1% of accounting schools worldwide accredited by the AACSB International. Entering a program that complies with the strictest accreditation standards in the world guarantees that you will learn advanced skills for high-level, long-term success as an accountant and business leader.
FIU’s School of Accounting is a fully accredited member of the Federation of Schools of Accountancy (FSA), which is committed to the promotion and support of high-quality accredited graduate accounting programs.
Program Features
- 2 specialization tracks (Taxation and Assurance)
- Best preparation for the CPA exam, which includes access to the Wiley CPA Gold Course
- Collaboration with peers: as a cohort-based, lock-step program, you’ll build strong relationships with a diverse group of students both during and long after your program.
- Full access to Business Career Services resources, helping you gain the knowledge and professional skills to be even more competitive in today's challenging job market.
- Path for Other Business Majors pre-requisite courses are offered fully online each summer & fall.
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