Anderson Masters of Accounting

The Master of Accounting degree is a 33-hour program of study. If you have completed an undergraduate degree in a discipline/major other than accounting, then the professional concentration is for you. Students interested in the professional concentration must complete an introductory financial accounting and an introductory managerial accounting course prior to admission. Students who have an undergraduate business degree (without a concentration in accounting) may have already completed the prerequisite coursework in their undergraduate studies. This program of study provides graduates from any discipline with a strong foundation in accounting for successful completion of professional examinations required for certification in accounting.

If you have completed an undergraduate degree with an accounting concentration, the advanced or tax concentrations are for you. These programs are designed for individuals who have already earned a BBA with a concentration in accounting wishing to pursue advanced studies in accounting and/or taxation. Apply online today!

The School of Law and the Anderson Graduate School of Management also offer a dual program leading to the degrees of Juris Doctor and Master of Accounting. Those planning to enter the dual program should consult with the admission officers of both schools as early as possible.

For more information, contact the Law School Admissions Office at (505) 277-2146 and the Anderson School Graduate Program Office at (505) 277-3147.

MACCT Advisement Faculty

• Richard Brody
• Professor 
  Information Assurance Concentration Advisor
• Phone: (505) 277-7258
• Office: ASM 2008

• Craig White
• Department Chair 
  Professor
• Phone: (505) 277-8777
• Office: ASM 2080

• Joni Young
• Professor 
  Accounting Concentration Advisor (Undergraduate, MBA Accounting,
• Office: ASM 2006